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Expendable Pricing Analyst - Level 1

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33172, Miami, FL
Entry level
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33172, Miami, FL
Entry level
Performs daily pricing and market research for expendable aircraft inventory, responds to Sales and Purchasing pricing requests, gathers competitor quotations, facilitates pricing adjustments, meets production targets, and escalates complex analyses. The role also supports inventory revenue optimization, process improvements, and quality-system initiatives while completing onboarding and mentorship.
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For nearly 30 years, DASI has been in the business of providing comprehensive aircraft inventory support for airlines, MROs, OEMs, and distributors. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, with service centers in London and Singapore, DASI is a truly global partner, serving customers’ parts and inventory needs in more than 140 countries.

DASI is embracing the potential of online sales and their digital marketplace, which has been growing exponentially and has tremendous potential with the right technology team in place to support and take it to the next level. 

Purpose:


The role of the Expendable Pricing Analyst - Level 1 is critical to ensure that DASI is producing the best value from its inventory. Optimizing revenue through accurate and timely pricing models is key to this role and data gathered by the Asset team is essential for its function.
 

Key accountabilities:

 

  • Complete Department Onboarding, Training and Mentorship with Level II analyst.
  • Perform daily pricing activity, including conducting market and price research related to inquiries from the Sales and Purchasing Department and coordination of pricing requests/RFPs for expendable inventory with list price reference under amounts specified by the department.
  • Effectively and efficiently use established procedures, tools, equipment, and technologies to complete inquiries related to pricing and management of inventory.  
  • Facilitate pricing adjustments as requested from sales and proactively by department.
  • Escalate pricing requests requiring in-depth investigation, surplus market analysis or IPC/Engineering lookup.
  • Conduct efficient market data gathering activities including successful collection of phone and electronic quotations from competing vendors.
  • Deliver pricing production targets as sent by the department.
  • You will also actively participate in process improvements by utilizing the DASI quality system.
  • Perform all other duties as assigned.
Key skills and competences:
  • Self-directed
  • Good in team environment
  • Microsoft Office skills,
  • Excel competency
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

 

 

Experience and qualifications:

  • High School diploma required.
  • In-progress college education in Finance or Business Administration or equivalent preferred.
  • Experience with data entry and data reporting in a complex environment is preferred.
  • Experience using logic to solve problems and arrive at solutions.
  • Experience analysing sales and pricing of assets or commodities, whether through experience or school projects.
  • Knowledge of Inventory Locator Service (ILS) and other industry supply resources, a big plus
DASI, LLC. and group companies are an Equal Opportunities Employer

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