VP of Product Pricing & Strategic Analytics

Barclays; Royal Borough of Greenwich; On-site; GBP 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Barclays seeks a Vice President, Product Pricing Manager to own pricing analytics across Global Payment Acceptance, focusing on gateway pricing and its transition onto Bankworks. You will shape pricing initiatives, drive repricing with scheme changes, and develop value-driven pricing to improve profitability and client lifetime value.

Location can be London or Northampton. You will translate complex data into actionable insights, build robust models, and influence senior stakeholders while

Qualifications

• Proven ability to translate complex data into actionable pricing insights for commercial decision-making.
• Strong numerical, verbal, and logical reasoning for pricing analysis and recommendations.
• Experience with business modelling, data interrogation, and statistical techniques supporting pricing decisions.
• Proficient in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; familiar with data tools like SQL, BO, Access, or SAS.

Responsibilities

• Identify and extract relevant data from internal and external sources.
• Perform sensitivity analysis and scenario planning for pricing decisions.
• Monitor and evaluate performance of pricing models.
• Develop and implement data quality control procedures.
• Build and validate quantitative models to support decisions across business areas.

Skills

Data analysis

Pricing strategy

Leadership

SQL

Excel

Communication

Education

Degree-level education

Tools

SQL

Business Objects

Access

SAS

Job description

Barclays seeks a Vice President, Product Pricing Manager to own pricing analytics across Global Payment Acceptance, focusing on gateway pricing and its transition onto Bankworks. You will shape pricing initiatives, drive repricing with scheme changes, and develop value-driven pricing to improve profitability and client lifetime value.

Location can be London or Northampton. You will translate complex data into actionable insights, build robust models, and influence senior stakeholders while