Pricing Analyst, Energy & Storage Markets

Fluence; Georgia; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluence, a global leader in energy storage and optimization software, is seeking a Pricing Analyst to support its deal pricing engine with data-driven insights, maintaining pricing datasets and enabling commercial teams worldwide with actionable analysis.

You will translate data into pricing guidance to improve competitiveness and consistency, support deal teams, and prepare pricing analysis for executive-level consumption.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Energy Studies, Finance, Engineering, Data Science, or related field.
• 1–3 years of experience in the energy industry, particularly in power markets, renewable energy, energy storage, or related sectors.
• Strong Excel skills and comfort with data analysis.
• Experience with data tools (SQL, Python, Tableau) a plus.
• Structured problem-solving and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Analyze deal data, market benchmarks, and competitor pricing signals to support pricing recommendations.
• Build and maintain pricing datasets across regions and products.
• Provide analytical support for active deals (benchmarks, margin checks, scenario analysis).
• Develop standardized pricing models and tools; maintain CPQ workflows.
• Build dashboards, presentations, and analyses for executives and key decision makers.

Skills

Strong Excel skills

Data analysis

Structured problem-solving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Energy Studies, Finance, Engineering, Data Science, or related field

Tools

SQL

Python

Tableau

Excel

Job description

Fluence, a global leader in energy storage and optimization software, is seeking a Pricing Analyst to support its deal pricing engine with data-driven insights, maintaining pricing datasets and enabling commercial teams worldwide with actionable analysis.

You will translate data into pricing guidance to improve competitiveness and consistency, support deal teams, and prepare pricing analysis for executive-level consumption.