Sr. E-commerce Pricing Analyst
Calabasas, California, United States Remote
$105,000–$130,000 a yearJobFig found this opening at its original source and checks that it remains available.
About the role
PlanetArt is seeking a Senior E-commerce Pricing Analyst to lead competitive pricing analysis and market intelligence across its portfolio of e-commerce brands, including FreePrints, FreePrints Photobooks, SimplytoImpress, Personal Creations, and CafePress. This role will analyze competitor pricing, product offerings, promotions, and market positioning to identify opportunities and risks across products and markets. By combining external competitive intelligence with internal pricing, product costs, margins, and historical performance, the analyst will develop actionable insights and recommendations to inform pricing decisions and support business profitability.
What you'll bring
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Economics, Finance, Statistics, Mathematics, Data Analytics, or related field.
- 4-7+ years of experience in pricing analytics, e-commerce analytics, revenue management, merchandising analytics, business analytics, or a related field.
- Experience using generative AI tools to accelerate data analysis, SQL development, modeling, research, and reporting.
- Understanding of predictive modeling, price elasticity, demand modeling, or optimization techniques.
- Experience working with large datasets and analytical tools such as SQL, Tableau, Python, R, or similar technologies.
- Ability to translate complex analytical and AI-driven insights into clear business recommendations.
- Strong understanding of ecommerce metrics, customer behavior, pricing psychology, and profitability.
- Strong understanding of statistics and A/B testing.
- Advanced Excel skills.
- Experience in e-commerce, personalized products, photo printing, gifts, or other consumer-facing product categories.
- Familiarity with competitive pricing platforms, market research tools, or competitor benchmarking processes.
- Experience with price elasticity, promotional effectiveness, or pricing experimentation.