## About the Role
The Senior FinOps Analyst will focus on managing, governing, and optimizing cloud costs to improve financial efficiency, budget predictability, and visibility into technology spend. The role sits at the intersection of Technology and Finance, turning consumption data into actionable insights that support decision-making and cost control.
This position is responsible for identifying savings opportunities, analyzing spending patterns, and helping mature FinOps practices across the company. It also supports budget and forecast processes, as well as variance analysis, to strengthen financial planning for cloud environments.
The role works closely with Infrastructure, Cloud, DevOps, Architecture, Engineering, Finance, and FP&A teams. Its broader objective is to improve transparency, efficiency, and accountability in cloud consumption across the organization.
## Key Responsibilities
– Monitor and analyze cloud costs across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI.
– Identify idle, underused, or oversized resources and recommend optimization actions.
– Analyze consumption and spending trends by product, application, project, environment, and cost center.
– Support budget, forecast, and actual-versus-budget reviews for technology costs.
– Build financial projections and growth scenarios for cloud environments.
– Investigate consumption anomalies with technical teams to determine root causes.
– Develop and track cost, utilization, efficiency, and optimization indicators.
– Support the implementation and evolution of FinOps practices.
– Define and improve tagging, labeling, and cost allocation strategies.
– Develop showback and chargeback processes for technology financial management.
– Create executive and operational dashboards for cost and KPI tracking.
– Consolidate billing data from multiple cloud providers.
– Prepare management presentations and reports for leadership, Technology, and Finance.
– Collaborate with cross-functional teams across technology and finance disciplines.
## Required Skills
– Experience managing and optimizing cloud costs.
– Knowledge of major cloud providers: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
– Experience with FinOps practices and concepts.
– Experience with financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis.
– Experience analyzing and working with large volumes of billing and consumption data.
– Knowledge of financial indicators and cost analysis applied to technology.
– Experience creating dashboards and management reports.
– Strong analytical ability to identify cost reduction and efficiency opportunities.
– Completed higher education in Technology, Engineering, Business Administration, Economics, Accounting, or related fields.
## Preferred Skills
– Experience with IBM Apptio Cloudability.
– Knowledge of Datadog Cloud Cost Management.
– Experience with billing APIs and automation for cost collection and consolidation.
– Experience in procurement, contract management, and negotiation with cloud providers.
– Experience in fintechs, financial institutions, or technology companies.
– Knowledge of Power BI, SQL, or data analysis tools.
– FinOps Certified Practitioner (FOCP) certification.
– FinOps Certified Professional certification.
– AWS, Azure, GCP, or OCI certifications related to cloud financial management.
## Cloud Platforms & Technologies
### Cloud Providers
– AWS
– Microsoft Azure
– Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
– Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
### FinOps Platforms
– IBM Apptio Cloudability
– Datadog Cloud Cost Management
### Data & Analytics
– Power BI
– SQL
### APIs & Automation
– Billing APIs
– Automation for cost collection and consolidation
## FinOps Responsibilities
– Monitor cloud spending and identify optimization opportunities.
– Analyze cost trends and consumption patterns across organizational dimensions.
– Support budget, forecast, and actual-versus-budget processes.
– Develop financial projections and growth scenarios for cloud environments.
– Investigate spend anomalies with technical teams.
– Track efficiency, utilization, and optimization metrics.
– Improve tagging, labeling, and cost allocation practices.
– Build showback and chargeback processes.
– Consolidate billing data from multiple cloud providers.
– Produce dashboards, management reports, and executive presentations.
## Benefits
– Profit sharing, proportional to the months worked during the year.
– Meal and food allowance of R$ 1,361.92.
– Health and dental plans for employees and dependents, with copayment.
– Transportation voucher, in accordance with applicable law.
– Company shuttle service.
– Bicycle parking and changing rooms.
– Partial company-subsidized parking.
– Private pension plan.
– Life insurance.
– Extended maternity and paternity leave.
– Childcare allowance for mothers and fathers, under the collective bargaining agreement.
– Exceptional allowance for parents of children with disabilities.
– Wellz emotional support platform with online psychotherapy and unlimited access.
– Wellhub access to gyms, studios, and wellness apps.
– Einstein Conecta 24-hour telemedicine.
– Access to in-person consultations and care through Einstein Clinics, available exclusively to employees in São Paulo, subject to network availability.
– +Saudáveis program focused on physical, emotional, and financial well-being.
– +Vantagens program with exclusive discounts on products and services for employees and dependents.
– UniCorp Techfin learning and development access, including courses, learning paths, and partner discounts.
– Petlove partnership with exclusive discounts on pet products and services.
## Useful Links
– LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4483918050
## Why You Might Be Interested
This role offers the opportunity to work at the center of cloud finance, technology, and business planning. It combines hands-on cost analysis with strategic FinOps maturity work, including tagging, allocation, showback, and chargeback processes. The position also involves close collaboration with teams across Technology, Finance, and FP&A, which can provide broad exposure to cloud financial management. It may be appealing to professionals who want to influence spending transparency, efficiency, and financial predictability in a multi-cloud environment.

