Strategic Defense Pricing Analyst - Equity

Singularity Defense Corp.; Gardena (CA); On-site; USD 115,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

Vision

Dental

401k

Lunch

Job summary

Singularity Defense Corp. in Gardena, CA, seeks a Pricer to own pricing build-up for proposals, ROMs, budgetary estimates, and customer submissions.

This role turns product assumptions, labor inputs, BOM data, production timing, payment terms, and contract structure into clean, defensible pricing. You will work closely with BD, finance, supply chain, manufacturing, contracts, and engineering to ensure pricing is competitive, explainable, and tied to real execution assumptions.

Qualifications

• 4–7 years in defense pricing, FP&A, program finance, cost estimating, or proposal pricing.
• Strong Excel/modeling skills.
• Familiarity with FAR/DFARS, OTA/CSO pricing, cost volumes, BOEs, and defense hardware programs.
• Able to work fast without turning pricing into bureaucracy.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain proposal pricing models, ROMs, and cost-volume inputs.
• Support hardware, NRE, integration, sustainment, spares, training, and delivery pricing.
• Coordinate inputs from engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, finance, and BD.
• Track assumptions, confidence levels, cost drivers, margin, cash timing, and risks.
• Help prepare pricing narratives, basis-of-estimate support, and internal pricing reviews.
• Maintain version control across pricing files and ensure the team knows which numbers are current.

Skills

Defense pricing

Excel modeling

Cost estimation

Tools

Excel

Job description

Singularity Defense Corp. in Gardena, CA, seeks a Pricer to own pricing build-up for proposals, ROMs, budgetary estimates, and customer submissions.

This role turns product assumptions, labor inputs, BOM data, production timing, payment terms, and contract structure into clean, defensible pricing. You will work closely with BD, finance, supply chain, manufacturing, contracts, and engineering to ensure pricing is competitive, explainable, and tied to real execution assumptions.