$152,000 – $190,000
Listed on The New York Times Company’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.
What this role is
This role leads the FinOps function at The New York Times, owning cloud cost forecasting, financial governance, and capacity planning across the organization. It suits someone with deep cloud platform experience and a track record influencing senior leadership through data-driven storytelling on investment decisions.
Our summary, not The New York Times Company’s wording. The full posting is on their site.
Skills this role names
Log in to see which of these are already on your profile.
What they ask for
Required
- 7–10+ years in cloud financial management, FinOps, engineering strategy, or similar technical and financial decision-making roles
- Direct leadership experience with a small technical or analytical team
- End-to-end ownership of a function or program including vision, roadmap, stakeholders, and outcomes
- Proven track record influencing VP, C-level, and CFO on investment decisions using data and narrative
- Familiarity with AWS and GCP as major cloud platforms and their cost drivers
- Experience building or maturing a FinOps or cloud cost practice such as Showback or Cost to Serve
- Experience with cloud cost management tools
Nice to have
- AWS and/or GCP architecture and pricing model expertise
- Experience managing or advising on cost for AI/ML platforms, data warehouses, and observability tooling at scale
- Experience in media, subscription, or consumer products at scale