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Amazon · Seattle, WA

Finance Mgr Amazon Business, Amazon Business CPS Finance Team

US, WA, SeattleFinance & Accounting

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted September 23, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Are you passionate about shaping growth strategy for one of Amazon's most innovative businesses? Amazon Business is a fast-growing, $40+ billion global business revolutionizing procurement for organizations worldwide.

We're seeking a Financial Analyst to join our Public Sector CPS team, where you'll serve as a trusted business partner driving profitable growth through financial insights and strategic analysis. In this role you lead the full financial planning cycle, develop deep understanding of business drivers, translate them into actionable financial models, and partner with business to guide strategic decisions. This role offers the unique opportunity to shape commercial strategy, influence multi-million-dollar customer deals, and accelerate free cash flow generation in a dynamic, high-impact environment.

If you're energized by solving complex problems, thrive in ambiguity, and want to make a tangible impact on a rapidly scaling business, we want to hear from you.

Key job responsibilities

- Lead the complete financial planning cycle for your business segment, including Operating Plan (OP1 & OP2) planning, guidance revisions, Monthly Financial

  • Reviews, and Quarterly Business
  • Reviews with leadership, serving as the financial thought partner to drive profitable topline growth

- Conduct comprehensive financial analysis and ROI assessment of bespoke, multi-million-dollar customer deals, participate in developing customer negotiation strategies, and communicate recommendations to leadership while tracking actual results post-launch

- Build and automate reporting mechanisms that enable the business to track progress against key performance metrics, diving deep to develop financial models that incorporate business drivers and deliver scalable, auditable analysis

- Partner with cross-functional teams across Sales, Go-To-Market Sales Operations, and Managed Spend teams to shape new programs and sales motions that accelerate growth

- Execute topline and Profit and Loss (P&L) controllership for your business area, ensuring accuracy in financial reporting and compliance while identifying opportunities to simplify processes and improve efficiency through automation

A day in the life

This role requires a high degree of learn and be curious to understand the needs of our customers, and bias for action to navigate in a fast-paced, ambiguous, customer-facing environment. The candidate must be able to clearly communicate financial findings and recommendations to support decision-making across teams.

About the team

Amazon Business is reinventing how organizations buy — building the world's largest B2B marketplace serving millions of customers from small companies to Fortune 100 enterprises, hospitals, and government agencies.

The Commercial, Public and Strategic (CPS) segment is our customer-facing growth engine, partnering directly with the largest and most complex organizations to transform their procurement and unlock savings.

CPS Finance sits at the center of this growth story. We're strategic partners who build financial frameworks behind new growth programs, shape multi-million-dollar deal strategy, and deliver insights that guide senior leadership decisions — operating with startup pace and mentality.

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