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Amazon · New York, NY

Senior Financial Analyst, Amazon Ads, Amazon Ads

US, NY, New YorkSenior individual contributorFinance & Accounting

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted May 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Over $500 billion is spent each year on digital advertising worldwide, all while the industry experiences foundational changes in terms of media advertisers want to buy, how potential customers spend time online, and an ever evolving privacy landscape. Amazon Advertising Finance is looking for a Finance Manager to join one of the fastest growing divisions within Amazon and support our Ad Tech team on building our Streaming TV and Audio business and help our advertisers reach customers and drive outcomes.

This role will work hand in hand with the product team, sales team, and other finance members to evaluate new partnerships, size the potential opportunity of new product launches, set goals/targets, analyze petabytes worth of data, make suggestions based on analysis, and write strategy documents.

Key job responsibilities

Partner closely with the business on strategic initiatives and to size the opportunity (customers, ad spend, etc.) of new product launches

Analyze rich supply, demand, and auction/bidding, data in order to provide tangible insights that influence real-time decision making

Establish new performance metrics to track and communicate business health and drive insightful deep dives into our business

Write 1-6 page strategy documents

Participate in and lead parts of the quarterly guidance and yearly operational plans, including revenue forecasting

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