Market Research And Financial Analyst - Richmond, United States - Cynet Systems
Description
Job Description:
Conduct market research related to IT services and related pricing models.
Conduct quantitative and qualitative market research to identify market trends and opportunities.
Ability to conduct market research and connect content to pricing models.
Analyze large amounts of complex data to identify areas for negotiation and improvement of financial models.
Analyze current usage and consumption-related data to assist with the development and negotiation of competitive and scalable pricing models.
Coordinate with client finance, Data management tea,m and PowerBI team to develop automated reports related to the consumption of services.
Assist with financial requirements development for new solicitations.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, and assist with the development of various scenarios to be used for financial evaluation, selection of suppliers, and strategic decision-making.
Conduct bi-annual financial health evaluations of suppliers by studying audited accounting statements, Dun & Bradstreet credit reports, and other publicly available financial information.
Develop effective reports, PowerPoint presentations, graphs, charts, and other visual aids to communicate financial findings and negotiation results to key stakeholders including leadership.
Detail-oriented with strong organizational and problem-solving skills.
Must have the aptitude to understand complex IT commodities to be able to conduct financial analysis, Total cost of ownership calculations, and articulate decision points.
Qualifications:
Significant experience in complex data analysis, financial modeling, financial evaluations, Total cost of ownership calculations, and return on investment calculations in support of sourcing and procurement activities.
Report writing, requirements development, and management, knowledge of and skilled in project management; ability to develop PowerPoint presentations that condense complex financial findings into summarized yet effective slides; ability to work independently with limited supervision; ability to work with all levels of staff and the general public; ability to communicate effectively in both orally and in written form.
A bachelor s degree, preferably in business, information systems, finance, or a related field, or a combination of training and experience may substitute for a college degree.