Job Description:
Our client is currently seeking a Fuel Pricing Analyst that will help lead strategic pricing decisions across the company's retail fuel network. This role is critical in shaping daily profitability and guiding operational execution at the gas pump. You'll work at the intersection of analytics, supply chain, and global energy market trends to develop pricing strategies that drive performance and competitive advantage.
MUST BE FROM, OR WILLING TO RELOCATE TO, GREATER ATLANTA AREA
MUST HAVE FUEL PRICING EXPERIENCE
Primary Responsibilities:
- Manage street-level retail fuel pricing across multiple locations based on market intelligence, competition, and margin targets.
- Oversee inventory levels and fuel delivery schedules to ensure optimal supply efficiency for both branded and unbranded products.
- Adjust terminal and product sourcing strategies in real time based on changing wholesale market conditions and cost opportunities.
- Track and interpret oil futures, geopolitical developments, and other global market signals to inform pricing strategy.
- Use data platforms and pricing systems to build, refine, and execute pricing models based on real-time and historical trends.
- Partner with supply chain, operations, and finance teams to align pricing strategies with business goals.
Key Qualifications:
- At least 3 years of experience in fuel pricing, energy markets, petroleum logistics, or data-driven pricing roles.
- Strong working knowledge of pricing platforms such as Kalibrate Pricing
- High proficiency in Excel and data analysis tools; ability to turn complex data into actionable strategy.
- Excellent decision-making skills in high-pressure, time-sensitive situations.
- Ability to adapt quickly to changing business conditions and priorities.
- Exceptional attention to detail with a strong focus on accuracy and efficiency.
- Must be able to work one weekend rotation every 4–6 weeks (with compensating time off during the week).
Preferred Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Economics, Finance, Supply Chain, or a related field.
- Experience with predictive modeling, price elasticity, or commodity forecasting.
- Knowledge of retail fuel margin drivers and store-level P&L dynamics.