Pricing Architect
applab systemsEl Paso (TX)
About the role
Role: Pricing Specialist: SaaS Finance Expertise
Location: Remote in USADuration- 1 Year Job Description:
- SaaS Finance Expertise: Deep understanding of subscription mechanics, standardized ARR definitions, and external ARR reporting, alongside Last Price Paid (LPP) metrics for renewals.
- Best Practices & Pricing Strategy: Comprehensive knowledge of best practices for managing ARR and LPP metrics, including renewal pricing, as well as the impacts of pull-forwards and consolidations.
- Contract Interpretation: Skilled in parsing complex software licensing agreements to verify specific renewal caps and terms.
- Meticulous Accuracy: Exceptional detail orientation with a focus on tracking exact LPP across multiple legacy systems.
- Advanced Data Modeling: High proficiency in SQL and Excel (including Power Query and complex financial modeling) to manipulate large datasets.
- Systems Mastery: Hands-on experience extracting historical pricing using Salesforce CRM, CPQ tools, and Oracle ERP.
- Edge-Case Problem Solving: Strong capability in accurately calculating mid-cycle prorations, upgrades, contractions, and churn. Saas Finance Expertise High proficiency in SQL and Excel. Highly proficient in Salesforce CRM, CPQ tools, and Oracle ERP
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