Analyst 3, Cust Contract Admin
Posted 7 days ago
pacer groupSan Antonio (TX)
Logistics AnalystsOther Activities Related to Credit Intermediation
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$38.25 to $43.25 per hr
About the role
Analyst 3, Cust Contract Admin Duration: 9 + months
Payrate: $38.25 to $43.25 per hr. on W2
Shift timing: Onsite M-Thurs, WFH Friday
Lab experience would be very beneficial for this position, so we are willing to consider Associates Degree and High School diploma with the right experience.
Pay Rate - $38.25 to $43.25
Onsite M-Thurs, WFH Friday
First Interview - Virtual; Second Interview - In Person
Extension possible
Position Summary The Chargeback Resolution Analyst supports the review and resolution of chargeback claims, sales tracing discrepancies, and direct pricing claims. This role works with distributors, customers, and internal business partners to ensure claims are processed accurately and in compliance with established policies, procedures, and contractual requirements.
Key Responsibilities Review, research, and resolve chargeback claims, sales tracing discrepancies, and direct pricing claims.
Validate claim data and investigate exceptions.
Communicate with customers, distributors, and internal stakeholders regarding claim status and resolution.
Maintain accurate claim documentation and records.
Generate reports and identify recurring issues or trends.
Utilize ERP systems, reporting tools, and Microsoft Office applications to support daily operations.
Meet established productivity, quality, and service level expectations.
Qualifications Bachelor's degree required.
Minimum 3 year experience preferred in Commercial Contracting or Chargeback Operations preferably
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, and other Microsoft Office applications.
Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
Experience with SAP, AS400, Vistex, Power BI, or similar systems is a plus.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Key Competencies Attention to Detail
Analytical Thinking
Accountability
Customer Focus
Communication
Collaboration
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