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Finout is a FinOps platform trusted by enterprises like The New York Times, Wiz, Elastic, SiriusXM, and Lyft to manage and optimize cloud and AI spending. With $85M in funding and 100+ employees across Tel Aviv and New York, the company is solving a critical problem: most organizations cannot explain or control their cloud bills, and increasingly, their AI infrastructure costs.
As Senior Product Manager, you will own the full customer experience with Finout's FinOps data platform. Your scope spans budget planning, the Billy FinOps assistant, and data APIs used by platform teams. You'll serve hundreds of users per customer—engineers, FinOps analysts, finance leads, and AI agents—where decisions made on screens you design influence millions of dollars in spend allocation.
The role sits at the intersection of three major product frontiers: (1) FinOps for AI—making GPU, token, and model spend measurable and attributable; (2) AI for FinOps—building agents that 10x FinOps team productivity; and (3) Finout for agents—designing interfaces for non-human users querying and acting on FinOps data.
You will work in a fast-moving environment where prototypes ship to enterprise customers in days, roadmaps are re-planned every few weeks, and you sit directly with customers to hear feedback and iterate rapidly. The company values speed, shipping imperfect solutions quickly over perfect ones slowly, and product impact over process. You'll need to hold technical conversations with engineers about APIs and data models, then pivot to CFO-level discussions about forecasting and ROI.
Required: 7+ years in product with ownership of complex B2B or data-heavy products for technical users. You must be independent, with a track record of shipping fast without technical debt. Cloud, FinOps, DevOps, or infrastructure background is strongly preferred; curiosity about these domains is mandatory. You should be comfortable with enterprise sales cycles, able to say no to large customers when appropriate, and motivated by shipping value rather than presenting strategy.
