FIS
Analyst Lead, Pricing
US Florida Virtual · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$102k-$173kDetected 85 days ago
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Lottery odds (Level III)83
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About the role
- T his is a senior, hands-on role suited to someone who is comfortable operating across multiple stakeholders, systems, and priorities.
- You will play a key role in shaping how pricing and commercial changes are defined, delivered, and embedded across the organization.
- Understand how commercial and pricing changes affect proposals, approvals, billing, and reporting.
Responsibilities
- Support backlog refinement, sprint planning, and user acceptance testing by acting as the primary point of clarification between business and technical teams.
- Partner with cross functional teams to support structured intake, prioritisation, and decision-making processes.
- Opportunities to volunteer and support charities
Requirements
- Experience working with pricing constructs such as volume tiers, minimum fees, recurring vs one time charges, or approval of workflows.
Skills
- Exposure to pricing systems, CPQ platforms, CRM tools, or quote to cash processes.
Compensation
- Competitive salary and benefits
Benefits
- Added bonus if you have:
Company info
- What we offer you: At FIS, you can learn, grow and make an impact in your career.
- We are seeking an experienced Senior Business Analyst to support enterprise scale pricing and commercial system initiatives within a complex, highly integrated technology environment.
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