Pricing Modelling Manager

Cardiff
1 year ago
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My Client is seeking a technical leader to drive their ambitious Pricing & Profitability Roadmap. The ideal candidate will be pivotal in delivering advanced optimisation models and a framework of continuous improvement and innovation.

The candidate will spearhead prediction of customer behaviour and how to optimise using the results, manage pricing processes, and further develop the dynamic pricing model, transforming it into a premier asset for the business. With substantial investments in enhancing their pricing model's technical capability, the successful candidate will be at the forefront of innovation, integrating data science methodologies into pricing models to deliver added value. 

Key Responsibilities 

Own our optimisation function, developing new models to predict customer behaviour.
Drive technical excellence across the department.
Lead regular pricing monitoring and optimisation processes, whist innovating existing models and developing improved alternatives.  
Perform details pricing analysis to inform decision making.

Key Requirements 

Proficent in SQL & Python.
Previous experience either in a Lending business or in a Pricing, Commercial, Credit Risk or Analytics role. 
Strong problem-solving skills with a keen attention to detail.  
Effective communication skills, with the ability to engage with stakeholders at various levels. 
Demonstrated ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks. 
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