Operations Finance Specialist, ATS (Amazon Transp. Services)
Amazon
- Location
- BR, SP, Sao Paulo
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- May 25, 2026
About this role
We are looking for a Ops Finance Partner with strong operational and financial acumen to support the Amazon Transportation Services (ATS) organization in Brazil. This role is embedded within ATS operations — the candidate must understand how a transportation network runs (Middle Mile, Sort Centers, Fleet Management) and translate operational performance into financial outcomes. The ideal candidate thinks in bridges: Volume → Hours → Cost → P&L impact, and is equally comfortable on the warehouse floor understanding throughput as they are building a financial forecast. Key job responsibilities Operational Finance & Cost Control - P&L Ownership: Own the ATS Brazil P&L at a granular level — by node, lane, carrier, and cost category — ensuring full traceability from operational decisions to financial impact - Bridge Analysis: Build and maintain Volume Bridge → Hours Bridge → TPH Bridge → Cost Bridge decompositions to explain WoW/MoM variances and attribute root causes (forecast variation vs. operational decisions) - Overstaffing & Understaffing Analysis: Decompose labor cost variances into two components: (1) derived from forecast variation and (2) derived from site operational decisions; quantify financial impact of each - Peak & Valley Management: Model financial impact of volume volatility on fixed vs. variable cost structures; develop scenarios for capacity flex strategies - CPP/CPM Decomposition: Maintain lane-level and node-level cost models (Cost Per Package, Cost Per Mile, Cost Per Sortable Unit) with weekly refresh and root cause attribution for deviations Operational Performance → Financial Translation - Throughput Economics: Translate TPH (Throughput Per Hour), UPH (Units Per Hour), and utilization metrics into financial language — quantify the cost of each BPS of productivity loss - Speed & Service Level Costing: Model the cost of speed (OTD, OTP, OTA) and quantify trade-offs between service level improvements and incremental cost - Network Efficiency: Analyze fill rates, truck utilization, deadhead miles, and empty leg costs; partner with operations to convert efficiency gains into P&L savings - Carrier Economics: Deep understanding of carrier rate structures (per-km, per-trip, dedicated vs. spot), LLP margins, and how operational decisions (routing, consolidation, scheduling) impact carrier costs - Sort Center Financial Operations: Understand inbound/outbound flows, labor planning, shift structures, and how operational levers (wave planning, staffing models, automation) translate to cost per unit Financial Planning & Governance - Planning Cycles: Own OP1/OP2 financial plans, monthly forecasts, and weekly flash estimates for ATS Brazil - WBR/MBR/QBR Narratives: Prepare financial narratives with operational context — not just "what happened" but "why it happened" and "what we're doing about it" - CAPEX Business Cases: Build financial models (NPV, IRR, payback) for Sort Center expansions, fleet investments, and network changes - Procurement Partnership: Support carrier negotiations with financial modeling — rate benchmarking, volume commitment scenarios, and contract structure optimization - Budget Governance: Monitor budget adherence, flag risks early, and maintain a rolling risk/opportunity register with quantified financial impact Controls & Compliance - Financial Controls: Ensure SOX compliance, proper accruals, and accurate cost allocation across nodes and cost centers - Tax Optimization: Partner with Tax team on ICMS credit optimization, interstate routing economics, and Reforma Tributária impact modeling - Audit Readiness: Maintain documentation and traceability for all financial models and assumptions