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- Employer is on a government sponsor record
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- 2 certified filings for “Staff Inbound Product Manager” (Sales Engineers) in WA: $122k–$146k, median $134k. Most were filed at wage level III (50%) — 3 lottery entries, ≈46% projected selection odds for cap-subject employers. Source: US Department of Labor LCA disclosure data (Oct 2025 – Jun 2026).
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NOTE: This position requires passing a ServiceNow background screening, USFedPASS (US Federal Personnel Authorization Screening Standards). This includes a credit check, criminal/misdemeanor check and taking a drug test. Any employment is contingent upon passing the screening. Due to Federal requirements, only US citizens, US naturalized citizens or US Permanent Residents, holding a green card, will be considered.
This role will report to the VP, Technology Business Management & FinOps
We are seeking an experienced Manager, FinOps - Private Cloud Capacity to lead strategic initiatives focused on data center migration and decommissioning, private cloud capacity optimization, supply chain transformation, and automation of infrastructure financial operations.
This leader will partner across Capacity Engineering, Data Center Operations, Finance, Accounting, Procurement, and AI Engineering teams to optimize capital utilization, accelerate data center consolidation programs, improve infrastructure lifecycle management, and automate core financial processes.
The ideal candidate combines strong financial acumen, infrastructure strategy expertise, supply chain leadership, and operational execution skills to drive measurable business outcomes across a global private cloud environment.
What you get to do in this role:
Data Center Migration & Exit Strategy
Lead end-to-end planning and execution for data center footprint reduction and migration initiatives.
• Develop site-by-site execution plans identifying:
• Rack decommission schedules
• Aisle and cage consolidation opportunities
• Space reclamation targets
• Facility exit milestones
• Partner with Capacity Engineering teams to:
• Consolidate workloads
• Optimize rack utilization
• Free up servers and racks for decommissioning
• Partner with Data Center Operations teams to:
• Execute hardware retirement programs
• Coordinate equipment removal
• Ensure operational readiness during migrations
• Create executive reporting for:
• Capacity recovery
• Space reclamation
• Financial benefits realization
• Risk mitigation
• Manage cross-functional governance reviews and executive business updates.
Infrastructure Asset & Financial Planning
Drive financial analysis and accounting readiness for infrastructure retirement programs.
• Assess hardware assets scheduled for decommissioning including:
• Servers
• Storage systems
• Network equipment
• Data center infrastructure
• Analyze:
• Asset age
• Net book value
• Remaining depreciation schedules
• Write-off exposure
• Develop financial plans supporting:
• Asset retirement decisions
• Capital recovery strategies
• Accounting treatment recommendations
• Partner closely with Finance and Accounting teams to ensure compliance with corporate accounting policies.
Data Center Contract & Lease Optimization
• Evaluate colocation and facility contracts associated with migration programs.
• Identify:
• Early termination risks
• Contract obligations
• Opportunity costs and Exit penalties
• Develop business cases and executive recommendations for facility exits and consolidation opportunities.
• Quantify financial impact and long-term savings from data center footprint optimization.
Capacity Supply Chain Transformation
Lead modernization and automation of the end-to-end infrastructure supply chain.
• Design and implement an integrated planning process spanning. Given the Demand forecast by the Demand Planners
• Capacity planning
• Procurement
• Manufacturing
• Logistics
• Installation
• Deployment readiness
• Build operational visibility into capacity lifecycle stages, including:
• Demand signal and CAPEX approved
• Purchase order creation
• Supplier manufacturing
• Logistics transit
• Data center receipt
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