Senior Manager, IT Finance
Senior Manager, IT Finance
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead and direct a team comprising the TBM platform team and Cloud FinOps Lead, setting priorities and holding both accountable to roadmap commitments
- Translate enterprise TBM strategy into an executable roadmap for TBM Platform and Cloud FinOps, in partnership with the Director of TBMSet direction and priorities for Apptio module build-out (Planning, TCO, Cost Allocation, Vendor Management), directing the TBM platform team's execution
- Ensure system integrity, data quality, and alignment to TBM best practices across the Apptio platform
- Oversee delivery of executive-level financial reporting and dashboards, including CIO-level visibility into technology spend, trends, and KPIsDirect the Cloud FinOps Lead in maturing cloud cost allocation, optimization, and FinOps practices across Cloudability
- Set the roadmap for cloud cost transparency and drive FinOps adoption with infrastructure and product teams
- Serve as the senior point of contact for Technology leaders and finance team on Apptio and Cloud FinOps matters
- Partner with Corporate Finance to integrate Apptio outputs into enterprise financial reporting and planning cycles
- Represent Apptio and Cloud FinOps strategy and progress to the Director and senior leadership
- Establish governance frameworks and standard operating procedures for the Apptio platform and Cloud FinOps function
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