Finance Manager, AWS Infrastructure Services (AIS), AWS (AIS) Supply Chain Finance

In this Finance Manager role within AWS Supply Chain Finance, you will own the quarterly rate card process for server and networking hardware, driving cost insight and strategic initiatives. You'll collaborate with Hardware Engineering and Commodity Managers to refine cost estimates and enable accurate CAPEX planning and deal pricing. The role emphasizes data-driven storytelling to both finance and non-finance stakeholders, with a focus on cost control and forecasting accuracy. You will shape cross-functional projects that improve financial processes and deliver measurable savings and improvements.

• health insurance (medical, dental, vision)
• 401(k) matching
• paid time off
• parental leave
• RSUs and sign-on payments
• career growth opportunities

• Own and execute the quarterly rate card process across hundreds of product configurations
• Source and validate BOMs with Hardware Engineering; price components with Commodity Managers; incorporate transformation costs into product cost estimates
• Deliver rate card outputs to partner finance teams to support CAPEX planning and deal pricing
• Monitor rate variances across planning cycles; identify cost drivers; drive actions to meet targets
• Lead strategic cross-functional initiatives to reduce cost, improve forecasting accuracy, or close gaps in financial processes
• Build and maintain reporting and ad-hoc analyses to communicate cost trends and drivers to finance and non-finance stakeholders

• Bachelor in Business, Finance, Accounting, Tax, Economics, or related analytical field
• 5+ years in finance, accounting, or related analytical field experience
• 5+ years applying KPIs to analyses
• 5+ years building financial and operational reports/data sets for decision-making
• 5+ years creating process improvements with automation and analysis
• 5+ years participating in continuous improvement projects to scale controllership with measurable results

• communication of complex data to both financial and non-financial audiences
• ability to work with ambiguity and dive into detail
• cross-functional collaboration
• SQL/ETL
• data mining and reporting tools (e.g., SQL, MS Access, Essbase, Cognos)
• experience with financial systems (e.g., Oracle, SAP, Lawson, JD Edwards)