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Senior Pricing Analyst

Posted 49 days ago

abacus groupAlbany (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000 - $185,000

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About the role

Our client is a premier U.S law firm. They seek a Senior Pricing Analyst to join their Manhattan, NY office.
Responsibilities:
  • Construct financial models to evaluate pricing strategies, profitability, and alternative fee arrangements
  • Assess financial risk and exposure while recommending optimal pricing structures
  • Present pricing recommendations, financial assumptions, and profitability analyses to partners and senior stakeholders
  • Leverage data analytics to identify matter precedents and maintain pricing databases
  • Collaborate with attorneys to develop client budgets, staffing models, and scenario analyses
  • Design pricing templates, budgeting frameworks, and financial responses for client RFPs and proposals
  • Monitor fee adjustments, write-offs, accounts receivable trends, and pricing performance metrics
  • Coordinate with billing teams to implement and track client fee arrangements accurately
  • Mentor analysts by reviewing work, providing guidance, and ensuring analytical consistency
  • Manage multiple pricing, budgeting, and financial analysis projects while staying current on legal market pricing trends
Requirements:
  • Minimum 5 years of pricing finance experience
  • Open to industry but legal preferred
  • Private experience
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Detail-oriented and highly analytical
  • Job ID # 48313 Tagged as: Hybrid Remote/Office
Date Posted: Posted on June 16, 2026
Location: New York, NY, USA
Job Title: Senior Pricing Analyst
Salary: $120,000 - $185,000

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