Pricing Analyst

About this role

Job Title: Pricing Analyst Salary: Up to £26,000- £30,000 per annum (Depending on experience) plus bonus, benefits and incentives Location: Crewe, Cheshire (Officed based) Working Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30-5pm (37.5 hour per week) As a Pricing Analyst in our global Fuel Pricing and Performance team, you’ll turn complex business needs into clear, scalable solutions that make a direct impact on profit and loss. You’ll work closely with country directors, customer-facing teams in sales, account management and customer service, and central teams in finance, financial operations and IT.

Done well, your detailed findings helps the business improve volume and margin across products and regions. Through the week, you’ll support pricing managers and business partners with country-specific initiatives and evaluate performance against volume and margin targets. You’ll own each analysis end to end, from gathering requirements and exploring the data to accuracy checks, stakeholder review and impact assessment.

You’ll build forecasting models for week-on-week movements, and reports in Excel and Tableau to share your findings. What you’ll be doing… Your daily responsibilities will be... Country initiatives: Support pricing managers and business partners with country-specific initiatives that affect P&L across products and regions. Performance analysis: Analyse volume and margin performance against target and identify opportunities to improve.

End-to-end analysis: Own each analysis from requirements gathering through exploratory analysis, accuracy checks, stakeholder review and impact assessment. Forecasting: Build forecasting models that predict week-on-week movements so action can be taken early on volume and margin. Reporting: Build reports in Excel and Tableau to share detailed evaluation and findings with key stakeholders. What we’re looking for… Essential: Educated to degree level with a minimum 2:2 (Lower Second Class Honours).

Can analyse a data set, draw out a trend and explain what it means for the business. Can present findings clearly to managers and stakeholders. Has worked with stakeholders across different teams to gather requirements or agree an outcome. Can manage several pieces of analysis at once and meet deadlines. Checks analysis carefully for errors before sharing it. Desirable: Has used SQL to query data. Has built reports or dashboards in Tableau.