Full-Time
Financial Operations Analyst
Azure
Kaseya
5,001-10,000 employees
Integrated IT management and security platform
No salary listed
Remote in USA
Remote
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- 5+ years in FinOps or Azure cost management roles.
- Strong knowledge of Azure Cost Management, subscriptions, RBAC, and tagging.
- Proven experience implementing Azure Reservations/Savings Plans.
- Analytical mindset with the confidence to challenge assumptions.
- Build a clean Azure cost baseline by subscription, application, and owner.
- Identify structural cost drivers and recurring inefficiencies.
- Lead Azure Reservation and Savings Plan strategies, including Hybrid Benefit usage.
- Drive cleanup of idle VMs, disks, snapshots, and runaway log/telemetry costs.
- Improve tagging and subscription hygiene; support management group and policy enforcement.
- Establish lightweight guardrails that prevent obvious waste without slowing teams down.
- Produce rolling forecasts and budget views tied to real usage patterns.
- Track a small set of KPIs (coverage, utilization, waste reduction, realized savings).
- Work directly with platform and product teams to align cost decisions with technical realities.
- Azure certifications (AZ-104, AZ-305)
- Experience with Azure Policy for cost governance
- SQL, Power BI, or similar analytical tooling
Kaseya provides IT and security management software used by MSPs and internal IT teams to manage and secure devices across endpoints, networks, and cloud apps. Its IT Complete Platform automates routine tasks, monitors devices, and protects cloud data with integrations for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce. It differentiates itself by offering an integrated suite that includes auditing/compliance and IT documentation through acquisitions, supported by a global network of IT service providers. Its goal is to help IT professionals streamline operations, reduce costs, and prevent cybersecurity threats while delivering reliable service.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$699.1M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2000
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Autonomous ticket triage improves technician capacity and billing accuracy for Autotask customers.
- AI screenshot verification saves over eight hours monthly per technician.
- Silicon Valley R&D hiring can accelerate AI features and platform expansion.
What critics are saying
- Autonomous misrouting or containment errors will trigger SLA breaches and customer downtime.
- Microsoft Entra and Exchange recovery signals Kaseya is competing inside Microsoft's workflow layer.
- SIEM faces entrenched rivals like Sentinel and Splunk without clear differentiation.
What makes Kaseya unique
- Kaseya uses 1B help desk tickets and 17M endpoints for Kaseya Intelligence.
- Its agentic platform autonomously triages tickets, contains threats, and verifies backups.
- Unified Cyber Resilience and SIEM consolidate MSP workflows across security and recovery.
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