Market Product Pricing Lead

Precision Solutions•McLean, VA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Market Product Pricing Lead will help define and deliver pricing, packaging, and monetization strategies for Market Product portfolios. The role partners with product, engineering, sales, delivery, finance, contracts, operations, and market leaders to turn technical capabilities and product ideas into clear, scalable offers that customers can understand, purchase, and expand over time. The position determines what customers are buying, including each product’s core unit, pricing metric, packaging structure, tiers, bundles, add-ons, and expansion paths. It evaluates whether an offering is best positioned as a standalone product, accelerator, service component, or enhancement to an existing solution, and distinguishes standard product support from separately priced professional services and custom work. The role balances customer value, cost to provide, competitive positioning, operational feasibility, procurement realities, and margin objectives. It uses market insight, customer feedback, competitive information, and commercial performance to support pricing decisions and refine offerings over time.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in product pricing, monetization, product management, pricing strategy, financial analysis, or business strategy.
Experience developing pricing and packaging strategies for software, cloud services, technology-enabled solutions, systems, or complex offerings.
Experience defining product structures, pricing units, tiers, bundles, add-ons, or expansion paths.
Experience translating technical capabilities, customer needs, and delivery considerations into commercial recommendations.
Experience building pricing, cost, financial, scenario, or business-case models.
Experience balancing customer value, cost to provide, competition, operational complexity, procurement requirements, and margin objectives.
Experience working with product, engineering, sales, delivery, finance, contracts, or cross-functional stakeholders.
Ability to communicate recommendations clearly to technical, business, and executive audiences.
Bachelor’s degree.
U.S. citizenship is required.
Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Nice To Haves

Experience with product commercialization, offer architecture, monetization strategy, or go-to-market planning.
Experience with value-based, subscription, usage-based, capacity-based, outcome-based, or hybrid pricing models.
Experience developing product tiers, modular packaging, bundles, support levels, or customer expansion paths.
Experience distinguishing standard product support from professional services, custom work, implementation, or integration.
Experience with customer segmentation, willingness-to-pay analysis, competitive intelligence, or market research.
Experience supporting U.S. government, defense, national security, or regulated-market offerings.
Experience with cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data, cloud, analytics, or technology products.
Experience with Salesforce, CPQ, ERP, product catalog, billing, usage-tracking, or pricing systems.
Excellent problem-solving, analytical, written, verbal, and executive presentation skills.

Responsibilities

Define pricing, packaging, and monetization strategies for Market Products.
Translate technical capabilities and product ideas into clear, commercially viable offers.
Establish product core units, pricing metrics, included capabilities, dependencies, and limitations.
Develop product tiers, bundles, add-ons, support levels, and customer expansion paths.
Evaluate fixed, recurring, usage-based, capacity-based, outcome-based, and hybrid pricing models.
Determine whether offerings should be standalone products, accelerators, add-ons, services, or components of broader solutions.
Assess customer segments, use cases, willingness to pay, and differences in value realization.
Build pricing, cost, financial, scenario, and business-case models.
Partner with product, engineering, sales, delivery, finance, contracts, and operations teams to validate offer design.
Support product launches, go-to-market planning, sales enablement, and leadership recommendations.