Revenue Management Pricing Specialist
United Parcel Service
Revenue Management Pricing Specialist
United Parcel Service
Ships packages and freight around the world
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Job Description:
The Revenue Management / Pricing Analyst plays a key role in supporting profitable business growth by developing pricing strategies, analyzing incentive requests, and ensuring compliance with UPS revenue management policies and profitability objectives.
The position works closely with the Sales organization to develop competitive and financially sound pricing proposals, administer incentive agreements, support the bid and pricing appeal processes, and ensure timely and accurate pricing implementation. The role also contributes to revenue management planning, contract optimization, process improvement, and the implementation of revenue management systems and tools.
We are looking for an analytical and commercially minded professional who can combine financial awareness with strong communication and problem-solving skills. The ideal candidate is comfortable working with data, pricing systems, and multiple stakeholders, while maintaining a high level of accuracy and supporting profitable business growth.
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Ships packages and freight around the world
United Parcel Service picks up packages from businesses and households and delivers them by truck and plane to addresses around the world. Beyond small parcels, it moves heavy freight, clears imported goods through customs, and runs warehouses and distribution for other companies. Each package is scanned as it passes through local centers and regional sorting hubs, which lets senders and recipients track it from pickup to doorstep. Customers pay shipping rates set by package weight, size, distance, and speed, while large shippers negotiate their own contract rates. UPS was founded in 1907 in Seattle as a messenger service and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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