I’m on the lookout for a Process and Data Analyst. 

This is a newly created role within a growing pricing & category team, brought about by a seismic period of systems change and increasing complexity across pricing, product data and reporting.

My client is rolling out new platforms, running parallel processes during migration, and managing an increasing volume of data… all while keeping pricing accurate, competitive and commercially sound.

Which is why “we’ll sort it later” isn’t an option anymore.

They need someone who can roll up their sleeves and improve how pricing actually works.

Short term, you’ll get hands-on with existing (largely Excel-based) pricing and product processes, improving efficiency, accuracy and robustness. Medium to long term, you’ll help the business fully unlock solutions like D365, Flintfox and Pimberly… and challenge whether better solutions exist beyond the current tech stack. Future proofing is the mission here. 

This is a permanent role by design. They’re looking for someone who can build, evolve and own improvements over time, not just document problems and move on.

Here’s what you’ll be doing

• Improving and automating pricing and product management processes
• Reducing manual effort and increasing robustness across pricing workflows
• Improving visibility of margins, net prices and true customer profitability
• Working closely with Pricing, Category Management and SCM to maintain data integrity
• Supporting and executing key pricing processes when needed
• Championing new systems, tools and smarter ways of working
• Supporting the Head of Pricing & Category Management on process efficiency and accuracy initiatives
  
  

Here’s what we’re looking for

• Strong commercial pricing experience in a product-based business (FMCG or multi-channel retail ideal)
• Advanced Excel skills (macros / VBA), plus experience with SQL and large datasets
• Proven process improvement and automation capability
• Comfortable learning and championing new technologies
• Dynamics 365 (and Flintfox) experience is useful, not essential
• Able to explain complex data clearly, without hiding behind jargon

There’s hybrid working on offer (a day or two per week in my client’s Hampshire office) and a base salary of £50-57,000 DOE.

Interested? Get in touch more information or hit the link in this advert to apply.