Competitive Pricing Analyst
The Work
- Pricing Support: Work within spreadsheets to calculate labor costs and pricing scenarios for competitive RFPs.
- Data Gathering: Research competitors and market trends using various tools and AI-assisted search and summaries to help build assessments of competitor bid strategies.
- Price to Win (PTW) Assistance: Support senior analysts in modeling "Price to Win" scenarios and helping to determine the “sweet spot” needed to beat the competition.
- Growth Path: As you become comfortable with the data, you will begin to contribute to strategic assessments and eventually assist in preparing briefing materials for leadership.
- Numeracy: You don't need to be a mathematician, but you should be "good with numbers," comfortable managing data in Excel and interested in AI automation of repetitive tasks.
- Curiosity: You have a natural interest in figuring out how other companies operate, how we can stay ahead of them, and how we can leverage AI tools to keep track of their strategies.
- Self-Starter Mentality: You’re the type of person who looks for the answer first before asking for help, and you take pride in the accuracy of your work.
- Communication: You can explain your findings clearly and are interested in eventually developing the skills to present to senior stakeholders.
What you need:
- 2–4 years of experience working in an analytical, pricing, financial, proposal, research, or data‑driven support role.
- 2+ years of hands‑on experience using Excel to manage datasets, perform calculations, and build basic analytical models.
Bonus if you have
- Experience supporting proposals, RFPs, pricing analyses, or competitive assessments in a business or academic setting.
- Familiarity with “Price to Win” concepts or exposure to competitive intelligence frameworks.
- Intermediate to advanced Excel skills (e.g., lookups, modeling basics, error checking techniques).
- Experience using data visualization tools (Power BI, Tableau, or similar).
- Exposure to automation tools or scripting (e.g., Power Automate, Python, or AI‑based workflow tools).
- Understanding of cost modeling, market research techniques, or financial analysis.
- Ability to translate analytical findings into concise slides or briefing materials for leadership.
- Interest in developing presentation skills for future stakeholder or leadership briefings.
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