Job Description:

Essential Job Functions

Supports pricing requirements and creates pricing models in response to request for proposal (RFPs) to ensure that adequate support is provided for business solutions/proposals.Maintains products and pricing information on business systems, and assists in the development of quotation and deal evaluation methods to ensure consistent use throughout the business unit.Utilizes cost modelling methodologies, tools and techniques and software to determine pricing costs and to create and maintain departmental pricing reports. Analyses and reports trends on pricing. Utilizes quality tools to make recommendations on improving pricing, billing and costs.Analyses RFPs to identify pricing and contractual requirements and manages the development and production of cost volumes to ensure feasibility of projects with respect to company costs and budget.Coordinates with vendors and merchandising associates to determine pricing costs and related information to ensure that all material is obtained in a cost effective manner.

Basic Qualifications

Masters degree in business administration, finance, accounting or related field preferred/ Chartered AccountantThree or more years of cost analysis accounting or pricing experienceExperience working with company products and servicesExperience working with all phases of solicitation processes such as, request for information (RFI), request for proposal (RFP) responses and negotiationsExperience working with relevant programming languages and software to conduct pricing analysesExperience working with negotiation process, contracting, pricing and purchasing

Other Qualifications

Communication skillsAnalytical skills to identify and analyze cost factors for proposalsOrganization, time management and creative problem solving skillsAbility to work with relational databasesAbility to work independently and as part of a team

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