Fuel Pricing Analyst II
About the role
- Optimize the profitability of fuel sales under volatile pricing and/or market conditions
- Develop and execute pricing strategies consistent with achieving performance metrics
- Engage with other departments as needed to provide insight into market level performance and forecasts
- Conduct tactical analysis using large data sets to better understand performance trends, mitigate risks, identify threats, and realize opportunities. Stay informed on market conditions
- Track strategy initiatives to oversee success measures week over week; evaluate KPI's & document successes
- Be subject matter expert on fuel; provide fuel projections for M&A and Real Estate
- Effectively communicate with store, field personnel, and management with a sense of urgency. Provide financial recaps with insights on a weekly basis
- Collaboration & Learning Culture - proactively drive these initiatives within the pricing team to elevate collective knowledge. Spread best practices within the team.
- Ability to troubleshoot integration issues, interface with fuel techs and store employees to identify system integration issues/solutions with minimal oversight. Proactively seek issues.
- Oversee data integrity of the fuel pricing systems.
- Take lead on various projects to propel the team toward team mutual initiatives.
- Self-motivated to seek knowledge on industry, systems, and market dynamics - high level of curiosity and self-paced learning.
- Practice healthy level of debate within the team to drive new approaches, anchored in data analysis.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, PPT, Outlook, etc.) SQL, Tableau, Microsoft Power-BI knowledge a plus.
- Petroleum industry knowledge; Understanding of convenience store industry.
- Strong analytical decision-making abilities with highly effective verbal and written communication skills
- Must be able to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment*This role is in Irving TX. Role is onsite in the office and can be hybrid.
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