Senior Business System Analyst
mason hardingDenver (CO)
About the role
Mason Haring have been retained by a global life sciences organisation to hire a Senior Analyst who can bridge the gap between commercial systems, data and sales performance. This is a hands-on role supporting a global commercial team, with a strong focus on Salesforce, CPQ, Power BI and SAP S/4HANA.
What you'll be doing:
Managing and optimising Salesforce and CPQ to support commercial operations. Developing Power BI dashboards covering pipeline health, forecasting and sales performance. Supporting Salesforce and SAP S/4HANA integration and commercial data governance. Working closely with Sales, Finance, Marketing and IT to improve processes, reporting and decision-making. Supporting territory planning, account management and commercial performance reviews.
What we're looking for:
5+ years' experience in Sales Operations, Commercial Systems, CRM Administration or Business Analytics. Strong hands-on Salesforce administration and advanced Power BI expertise. Experience with CPQ, SAP S/4HANA or enterprise CRM/ERP integrations is advantageous. Exposure to life sciences, diagnostics, healthcare or biotech would be a plus. Someone commercially minded who can turn complex data into actionable insights. An opportunity to play a key role in a global commercial transformation programme, combining technical systems expertise with genuine business impact. Apply with your updated CV if you have the skills we're looking for!
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