Compute Financial Analyst

About the Role

We are looking for a highly motivated and detail-oriented Financial Compute Analyst to join our Accounting team. This role will help build and run the accounting, allocation, and reporting for compute cost of revenue as the company continues to scale.

Responsibilities

• Support the monthly close for compute cost of revenue, including preparing cloud cost journal entries, accruals for unbilled usage, prepaid amortization, true-ups to actual usage, and supporting schedules.

• Perform reconciliations of GPU utilization data to CSP invoices, contracted capacity, and the general ledger; research utilization-to-billed variances, idle capacity, and billing discrepancies, and escalate complex items with a proposed resolution.

• Prepare and maintain prepaid cloud balance schedules, including short-term/long-term classification, amortization tied to committed capacity, and rollforwards that tie to contract terms, for senior review.

• Support the accounting for complex vendor and partnership arrangements, including committed spend, prepayment and reimbursement structures, revenue share, SLA and downtime credits, and capacity arranged through third parties.

• Help evaluate the accounting treatment of new vendor agreements and capacity commitments, including COGS vs. operating expense classification, gross vs. net presentation, embedded leases under ASC 842, and liability vs. expense characterization.

• Work with Data and Analytics teams to build and validate the cost and utilization data pipelines that feed allocations and reporting, and improve data quality at the source.

• Contribute to technical accounting memos supporting significant cost of revenue and capitalization conclusions, including capitalized software and its amortization into COGS.

• Support external audits by preparing cost schedules, vendor contract samples, allocation support, and responses to auditor inquiries.

• Identify opportunities to automate and scale cost accounting processes, reconciliations, and reporting as compute spend grows.