Assoc Contract Pricing Specialist

Posted 9 days ago

global channel managementSan Diego (CA)

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Assoc Contract Pricing Specialist San Diego, California, United States$ 29.00 - 30.00 (US Dollar) Assoc Contract Pricing Specialist needs three years of experience in sales, customer support, or contract administration. Assoc Contract Pricing Specialist requires: Bachelors degree, preferably in Business Extensive computer skills: Microsoft Excel, Outlook and Word; prior experience with Cognos, SalesForce, and CRM systems a plus. Personal ethics and integrity that embodies the best practices and highest corporate values, with ability to handle confidential information Requires a well-organized individual who is able to effectively work and thrive in a fast paced environment Associate Contract Pricing Specialist duties: Provides assistance to Sr. Contracts and Pricing Specialist with new user contract and pricing training to the regional sales teams. Educates internal customers on contracts and pricing processes and systems in order to increase turnaround time and efficiency. Prioritize contract requests by adhering to established turnaround time to ensure timely resolutions. Investigate contract related disputes for departmental and interdepartmental requests related to contract data. (i.e. Commercial Sales, Customer Service, Finance, Marketing, and Legal) Pricing Prepare financial deal analysis including competitive pricing options based on competition, market share, utilization, costs and other appropriate aspects Acts as the bridge between regional sales team and internal departments for review and approval of end-user contracts Reviews pricing proposals and provides recommended course of action Works with field to develop appropriate contract type, scope, price, profit and terms

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