Pricing Analyst

We're partnering with a leading UK insurer that is investing significantly in the transformation of its Pricing & Analytics function. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced pricing professional to play a key role in delivering innovative pricing strategies, influencing commercial outcomes, and helping drive the next generation of pricing capability.

Joining a high-performing analytics team, you'll have the opportunity to work with advanced pricing techniques, modern analytical tools, and large-scale data to support strategic business decisions.

As a Senior Pricing Analyst, you'll take ownership of complex pricing projects and provide valuable insight to support profitable growth. You'll work closely with a range of stakeholders, helping to shape pricing strategy and deliver measurable business impact.

• Developing and implementing pricing strategies to optimise profitability and customer outcomes
• Leading in-depth analysis of customer behaviour, demand, and pricing performance
• Conducting competitor and market analysis to identify commercial opportunities and risks
• Building and enhancing pricing models to improve predictive capability and decision-making
• Presenting insights and recommendations to senior stakeholders across the business
• Supporting the continuous improvement of pricing methodologies, processes, and analytical capabilities

We're looking for a commercially minded analyst with a strong technical background and proven experience within insurance pricing.

• Experience in a pricing role within the insurance sector
• Strong analytical and statistical modelling skills
• Proficiency in Python, SQL, R, SAS, or similar analytical tools
• A degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Actuarial Science, or another quantitative discipline
• Experience working with risk modelling, demand modelling, or price optimisation techniques
• The ability to communicate complex analysis clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Exposure to machine learning techniques would be advantageous