Pricing Analyst

As a Pricing Analyst, you’ll play an important role in delivering fair, sustainable pricing across a broad range of products. Working within the Asset Risk team, you’ll help create and manage the insight used to guide pricing decisions. You’ll work with specialists across the business, support senior analysts, and contribute to pricing models that balance customer needs, commercial goals and the wider pricing strategy.
 
What you’ll be doing
In this Pricing Analyst role, you’ll provide detailed analysis that feeds directly into the pricing process. You’ll support senior pricing colleagues with insight across key vehicle sectors, working with a wide set of data sources to understand trends, forecasts and market conditions.
 
You’ll help build and maintain the pricing outlook across multiple product types and a wide portfolio, reviewing inputs from data analysts and data scientists and turning those into clear, actionable pricing recommendations. You’ll also contribute to BAU activities within Asset Risk, ensuring the pricing governance framework is followed and supporting consistent, accurate pricing outputs.
 
Alongside day-to-day analysis, you’ll collaborate with cross‑functional teams to support strategic pricing decisions and ensure the pricing triangle remains balanced. This is a practical, commercial role where you’ll use data to guide decisions!
 
What experience you’ll need to apply

• Experience working as a Pricing Analyst or in another pricing‑focused role
• Strong Excel skills, confident working with large datasets (VLOOKUPs, XLOOKUPs, formulas, cost models)
• Experience in a data driven role, working with datasets and data driven individuals
• Ability to review data provided by analysts or data scientists and translate it into pricing decisions
• Confidence working with costings, forecasts and pricing inputs
• Experience contributing to pricing processes, cost models, forecasting or portfolio reviews
• Degree (or equivalent experience) within data, economics, mathematics or similar
• An interest in the automotive sector or understanding of supply/demand dynamics is helpful but not essential

 
What you’ll get in return for your experience
A salary of up to £45,000, plus a strong benefits package that includes a generous bonus scheme and excellent opportunities for professional development. You’ll be part of a supportive team where learning, progression and long‑term career growth are encouraged. Hybrid working is in place, with three days per week in the London office.
 
What’s next?
If you’re interested in this opportunity, please apply and we’ll get in touch to arrange a call if it’s a good fit!