The Director, Business Management Lead establishes and runs the management system for TDS AI & Data Technology, overseeing portfolio, FinOps, planning, metrics, governance, and operational rhythm.
Compensation
$220,000 - $260,000 USD
Responsibilities
Lead budget, forecasting and CTB/RTB views
Manage headcount, hiring and contingent labor
Provide transparency into vendor, cloud, token and TCO economics
Run annual planning and investment prioritization
Maintain consolidated view of risks, control obligations, audit findings and regulatory commitments
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in business, finance, technology or related field
Graduate qualification preferred
Nice to have: Experience supporting an AI, data or platform-technology organization in capital markets or regulated environment
Nice to have: Familiarity with AI investment economics
Lead the Technology Economics operating framework across Technology & Engineering, establishing financial models, governance practices and operating rhythms to improve cost transparency, planning, accountability and value realization.
Compensation
Annual Pay Range: 107,200 - 165,000 USD
Responsibilities
Design and continuously improve the Technology Economics operating framework, including decision rights, controls, governance forums, financial methodologies and measures.
Establish ownership and financial data standards connecting cloud resources, platforms, applications, products, services, environments, cost centers and accountable leaders.
Lead and coordinate technology inputs to annual budgets, recurring forecasts, long-range plans and scenario analyses, connecting financial outlooks to consumption, contractual commitments, modernization plans and demand.
Partner across Finance, Accounting and Technology on invoice review, allocations, accruals, reconciliations, variance analysis, financial controls and management reporting.
Develop repeatable total cost of ownership methodologies for platforms and applications that progressively incorporate infrastructure, cloud, software, SaaS, labor, vendor, data, AI and shared-service costs.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, Information Systems or a related field
This individual contributor role leads the Technology Economics operating framework across Technology & Engineering, connecting technology ownership, consumption, investment, cost and value to help leaders make informed decisions about platforms, applications, products, and shared services.
Compensation
107,200 - 165,000 USD
Responsibilities
Design and continuously improve the Technology Economics operating framework, including decision rights, controls, governance forums, financial methodologies and measures.
Establish ownership and financial data standards connecting cloud resources, platforms, applications, products, services, environments, cost centers and accountable leaders.
Lead and coordinate technology inputs to annual budgets, recurring forecasts, long-range plans and scenario analyses.
Partner across Finance, Accounting and Technology on invoice review, allocations, accruals, reconciliations, variance analysis, financial controls and management reporting.
Develop repeatable total cost of ownership methodologies for platforms and applications that incorporate infrastructure, cloud, software, SaaS, labor, vendor, data, AI and shared-service costs.