Senior Pricing Analyst FAR/DFARS | Government Contracts

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pyramid consultingPhoenix (AZ)
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Senior Pricing Analyst FAR/DFARS | Government ContractsImmediate need for a talented Senior Pricing Analyst. This is a 06+months contract opportunity with long-term potential and is located in Phoenix, AZ (Onsite).Pay Range: $48/hr - $60/hour. Traveler benefits as per agency package. (Benefits vary by vendor and assignment).Key Responsibilities:Perform market research and pricing analysis for commercial products and supplier proposals.Evaluate supplier pricing to determine fair and reasonable costs.Develop pricing strategies supporting FAR Part 15 government contracts.Apply FAR and DFARS regulations throughout pricing activities.Build pricing models, financial analyses, and cost evaluations.Prepare documentation supporting proposal development and audit readiness.Analyze commercial pricing trends and benchmark supplier quotes.Present pricing recommendations and insights to internal stakeholders.Partner closely with Sales, Engineering, Proposal Operations, Procurement, Product Management, and Supply Chain teams.Identify pricing risks and recommend cost-effective solutions.Support multiple high-priority government programs simultaneouslyKey Requirements and Technology Experience:Bachelor's Degree in: Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, Engineering, or related discipline.Minimum 3 years of experience in: Pricing Analysis, Cost Analysis, Financial Analysis, FP&A, Accounting.Experience working with FAR and DFARS regulations.Strong analytical and financial modeling skills.Excellent problem-solving and critical thinking abilities.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Must be a U.S. Citizen.Aerospace industry experience.Defense or Government Contracting experience.Experience supporting DoD or Federal Government programs.Advanced Microsoft Excel skills (Pivot Tables, XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, Financial Modeling, Power Query).Experience with ERP systems or pricing software.Strong stakeholder management experience.

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