Build and deliver financial models and analysis that help Groq make informed infrastructure and capacity decisions. As a Senior Financial Analyst on the FinOps team, you will own the unit economics of the business, translating complex data center, GPU, capital, commercial deals, and operating inputs into actionable financial insights, supporting disciplined planning and investment as infrastructure needs scale.
Location:
Remote, US
Responsibilities & Opportunities In This Role
- Build and maintain financial models supporting day-to-day FinOps planning and decision-making, including GPU unit economics, data center Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), cost projections, and unit economics.
- Develop site-by-site GPU unit economics models to evaluate infrastructure costs and key financial drivers.
- Model the economics of converting existing infrastructure capacity to GPU capacity, including conversion costs and site sequencing.
- Build and maintain site-level cash needs and capital-timing models that inform Direct Procurement's CapEx planning.
- Develop data center TCO models and analyses that provide visibility into cost drivers, assumptions, and financial tradeoffs.
- Maintain site-by-site capacity models that support infrastructure portfolio planning and optimization.
- Build financial analyses and business cases to support new data center investment decisions.
- Own headcount budgeting and modeling for Engineering and Operations, connecting workforce plans to financial forecasts.
- Partner with Engineering, Operations, Direct Procurement, and Finance stakeholders to translate technical and operational inputs into rigorous financial analysis.
- Identify opportunities to improve and scale financial models, assumptions, and planning processes as infrastructure needs evolve.
- Deliver clear, decision-ready analysis while adapting quickly as inputs, priorities, and business needs change.
- Strong financial modeling and analytical capabilities, with experience building detailed models from complex financial and operational inputs.
- Experience in FP&A, Investment Banking, strategic finance, infrastructure finance, FinOps, or a similarly analytical finance environment.
- Experience with unit economics, cost forecasting, TCO, capital planning, investment analysis, or business case modeling.
- Able to quickly understand complex business and technical concepts and translate them into structured financial models and actionable insights.
- Comfortable operating in a fast-paced environment where assumptions and priorities evolve.
- High degree of ownership, attention to detail, and accountability for the quality and accuracy of financial analysis.
- Strong cross-functional partner who can work effectively with both finance and technical stakeholders.
- Able to communicate complex financial analysis clearly and concisely to a range of audiences.
- Experience with hardware, data centers, infrastructure, semiconductors, or another capital-intensive industry is preferred, but not required.
- Curious and adaptable, with the ability to develop fluency in unfamiliar technical and operational domains.
Groq is committed to providing competitive compensation through our Total Cash philosophy, which incorporates potential bonus value directly into base pay. The total cash salary range for this position, which is inclusive of the potential bonus value, is $140,200 - $189,600, with individual placement determined by your geographic location, experience, skills, and alignment with internal compensation standards. This range is specific to candidates located in the United States. Compensation for international candidates will vary based on local market dynamics. Beyond cash compensation, Groq also offers a Long-Term Incentive (LTI) Program and a robust suite of employee benefits.
US Job Posting
This position may require access to technology and/or information subject to U.S. export control laws and regulations, including the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). To comply with these requirements, candidates for this role must meet certain citizenship or residency criteria. Specifically, they must qualify as U.S. Persons for export control purposes (i.e., U.S. citizen, U.S. lawful permanent resident (Green Card holder), or a protected individual under 8 U.S.C.
- 1324b(a)(3) such as a refugee or asylee), or otherwise be eligible for an applicable export license.
