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Director of Pricing

San Francisco

Shape Gallup’s global pricing strategy — and our future growth.

As Gallup’s director of pricing, you’ll architect a unified, global pricing strategy for all of our products — software, surveys, assessments, consulting, learning programs and more. Your expertise will guide how we compete in diverse markets, optimize cost structures and capture growth opportunities. At a pivotal time in Gallup’s transformation, you’ll influence how we bring our science, analytics and advice to the world.

What You’ll Do

  • Evaluate and redesign pricing models across Gallup’s global product portfolio
  • Build a comprehensive global pricing strategy informed by market studies, cost analytics and customer psychology
  • Collaborate with finance experts, product leaders and senior executives to align pricing with strategies and growth goals
  • Use analytics to monitor and adjust pricing structures to ensure competitiveness and profitability
  • Recommend pricing models and forecast for new product launches and market entries

Who We Want

  • Pricing-obsessed professionals who are passionate about designing strategies that go beyond numbers, using pricing as a powerful lever for growth and transformation
  • Innovative architects who design pricing frameworks that balance competitiveness, profitability and customer value
  • Analytical experts who apply quantitative rigor, business acumen and foresight to transform complex data and market intelligence into clear insights that influence decisions
  • Driven achievers who take ownership, stay organized and deliver high-quality work with discipline, productivity and accountability
  • Collaborative partners who build trusted relationships and earn buy-in through intellect and credibility
  • Global thinkers who thrive on navigating diverse markets and aligning approaches across regions, cultures and product categories

What You Need

  • Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, mathematics, statistics or a related field required; MBA or other master’s degree preferred
  • At least seven years of experience in global pricing strategy required
  • Experience working in SaaS, technology, product-based or consulting organizations preferred
  • A commitment to working on-site at Gallup’s San Francisco office at least three days a week required
  • Eligibility to work in the U.S. required; this position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship

What You’ll Experience

  • Mission-driven work: Make a meaningful difference in the world with your unique contributions, commitment to service and exceptional outcomes.
  • An empowering culture: Collaborate with smart, passionate people who love what they do and welcome your ideas, perspectives and experiences.
  • Learning and development: Grow in your career as we invest in what you do best, encourage curiosity and create an environment where it’s safe — and expected — to challenge the status quo.
  • Brand strength, startup energy: Thrive in an innovative environment backed by a trusted brand.

Learn more about life at Gallup.

Gallup offers a robust benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life and other insurance options; a fully vested 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching; an employee stock ownership program; mass transit reimbursement; family-building benefits; an employee assistance program; and various reimbursements and activities that enhance our associates’ wellbeing. We also offer an estimated annual salary range of $150,000-$250,000 for this role. Salaries are based on a variety of factors, including an individual’s education, experience and skills.

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