Tariff Pricing Analyst
theorisCarmel (IN)
About the role
Tariff Pricing Analyst Theoris Services is assisting our client in their search for a Tariff Pricing Analyst to add to their growing team located in Indianapolis, IN. The Tariff Pricing Analyst position centers on analyzing and compiling financial data from 100 transmission owners (TOs) and accurately turning that information into tariff rates. The work is manual and Excel-intensive, requiring precision, advanced technical skills, and a mindset geared toward analysis, accuracy, and problem-solving.
Responsibilities:
Collect, review, and reconcile financial data from ~100 transmission owners. Analyze and compile Excel datasets to calculate and validate tariff and maintain advanced Excel models using VLOOKUP, pivot tables, and macros. Ensure accuracy, transparency, and compliance in financial data handling. Work alongside senior analysts through 2025 for knowledge transfer prior to retirement. Support improvements in manual processes and reporting methods.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree (finance, economics, business, accounting, or related field).Minimum 3 years of relevant professional experience in an office/analytical environment. Advanced Excel expertise, including: VLOOKUP and other lookup functions Pivot tables Macros Exceptional attention to detail — accuracy with financial data is non-negotiable. Strong analytical thinking and ability to manage large, manual Theoris: Our goal is to Fuel Your Career! As a Theoris team member, you join a culture based on people-centered values and an environment that fosters both personal and professional growth. We build long-term relationships with our clients and our consultants. With over 30 years of building strong relationships in the industry, we're uniquely positioned to make the right connections. This knowledge is used to find the right job placement. Our recruiting teams are experts dedicated to the information technology and engineering staffing space and are highly respected by our client base.
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