Data Center Development & Infrastructure Finance Lead, Lambda

• Have a bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field
• Have 7-10+ years in FP&A, infrastructure finance, investment banking, or related roles, ideally with a focus on Cloud / AI infrastructure, Data centers, Telecom, Energy, Hardware or industrials
• Have direct experience with CapEx planning and capital allocation, Project or development finance, and Operating cost modeling
• Possess extensive experience in financial modeling and analysis, with a deep expertise in constructing complex financial models and interpreting financial statements to drive strategic decision-making
• Have excellent analytical, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills
• Possess strong Excel skills and experience with financial software systems
• Have the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-growth environment, balancing multiple complex projects
• Have excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to present complex data clearly and concisely
• Are a team player with a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and a commitment to continuous improvement
• Are able to work in an ambiguous environment with very little direction

Desirable

• Data Center Development Finance:
• Lead financial modeling for all new data center development projects, including construction, power infrastructure, and network buildout
• Own construction budgets, cost-to-complete forecasts, and contingency tracking
• Monitor project performance against budget and schedule, identifying risks and mitigation plans
• Model project-level returns (IRR, NPV, payback) and track performance vs underwriting
• Capacity Planning & Infrastructure Forecasting:
• Develop and maintain the multi-year infrastructure and capacity roadmap
• Own capacity models, including supply, demand, and utilization forecasting
• Identify capacity risks, including underbuild or overbuild scenarios
• Develop commissioning and ramp assumptions for new infrastructure
• Support executive decision-making on infrastructure investments and prioritization
• Unit Economics & Cost Management:
• Own the infrastructure cost model, including power, networking, maintenance, and depreciation inputs
• Develop and maintain cost per compute / workload models
• Produce gross margin forecasts and cost sensitivity analyses
• Identify opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce cost per unit
• Budgeting, Forecasting & Performance Management:
• Own infrastructure CapEx and COGS budgets
• Lead planning cycles for infrastructure and development spend
• Deliver regular budget vs. actual (BvA) analysis for construction spend, infrastructure costs, capacity utilization, cost per unit, and present performance insights and recommendations to leadership
• Executive Reporting & Communication:
• Deliver infrastructure and development insights for executive reviews and board materials
• Translate complex technical and operational data into clear financial insights
• Provide actionable recommendations to drive capital efficiency and margin improvement