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Cloud Economics

Cloud Computing and DevOps

Cloud economics is the analysis of the financial costs and benefits of using cloud computing versus traditional on-premises infrastructure, including factors like pay-as-you-go pricing, total cost of ownership, and return on investment. It helps organizations and finance teams decide how to allocate IT budgets, optimize spending through practices like rightsizing and reserved instances, and forecast costs as usage scales. Cloud economics is a key consideration for CFOs, IT leaders, and cloud architects making infrastructure investment decisions.

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FP&A Manager, Product

Vercel

San Francisco, CA · $180,000 – $220,000

This role leads financial planning and analysis for Vercel's engineering, product, and design teams, owning budgets, headcount planning, and infrastructure cost modeling to align investments with company strategy. You'll partner with technical leaders to build scalable financial systems and controls that support rapid product development without sacrificing disciplined spend.

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