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Altarum

Senior Pricing Analyst - Government Contracts

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In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
100K-121K Annually
Senior level
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
100K-121K Annually
Senior level
Lead end-to-end pricing for federal, state, foundation, and nonprofit proposals. Build audit-ready Excel cost models covering labor, indirects, escalation, fees, and subcontractors; apply FAR and 2 CFR 200 requirements; coordinate staffing, rates, budgets, and pricing assumptions; support cost narratives, audits, negotiations, and post-award analysis. Contribute to FP&A activities, including budget-to-actual variance analysis and financial planning.
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At Altarum, we’re driven by a simple but powerful mission: improving the health of individuals with fewer financial resources and populations underserved by the healthcare system. We partner with federal and state agencies to design and deliver solutions that make a real, measurable difference. 

About the Role

    Location: Silver Spring, MD area preferred. We will also consider qualified candidates for remote work within approved U.S. states. 
     
    You'll lead pricing for proposals supporting our public sector and mission-driven clients, building compliant, competitive cost volumes for federal, state, foundation, and nonprofit opportunities. Working closely with program teams, business development, contracts, HR, and finance, you'll create audit-ready Excel models, apply FAR/2 CFR 200 cost principles, and clearly communicate pricing assumptions to reviewers and leaders.

What You'll Do

    • Own end-to-end pricing for proposals, from solicitation review and strategy through final cost volume submission. 

    • Build and maintain audit-ready Excel models including labor, indirects, escalation, fee, and subcontractors that are clear, accurate, and easy to defend. 

    • Apply and interpret cost principles and requirements such as FAR Part 31, 2 CFR 200, and agency guidance to ensure compliant, responsive pricing. 

    • Partner with cross-functional teams to translate staffing and level of effort into budgets, validate rates and assumptions, and integrate subcontractor proposals and required flowdowns. 

    • Support cost narratives and final proposal reviews, checking for cost realism, consistency with the technical approach, and mathematical accuracy. 

    • Help strengthen pricing templates, tools, and processes, and provide support for audits, negotiations, and post-award analysis. 

    • Contribute to select FP&A activities, including supporting budget-to-actual variance analysis and providing pricing data to inform internal financial planning discussions. 

What You'll Bring

    • Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, business, or a related field. 

    • 5+ years of hands-on pricing experience for federal and/or state government contracts. 

    • Advanced Excel skills and comfort building complex, multi-variable pricing models. 

    • Working knowledge of FAR Part 31 and 2 CFR 200, including experience across contract types (cost-reimbursable, T&M, fixed price). 

    • Clear communicator who thrives in a collaborative, deadline-driven proposal environment. 

Even Better if You Bring

    • Pricing experience for health-focused programs (e.g., HHS/CMS/CDC/NIH/HRSA; Medicaid/public health). 

    • Familiarity with GSA Schedules and contract vehicles such as IDIQs/GWACs. 

    • Experience supporting audits and indirect rate activities (e.g., DCAA) and/or competitive price-to-win work. 

    • Familiarity with tools such as GovWin IQ, Salesforce, SharePoint, Power BI, and/or Deltek Costpoint. 

    • Some exposure to FP&A concepts or processes, such as budget development, variance reporting, or financial forecasting. 

How You'll Succeed

    • Bring strong analytical judgment and sweat the details, especially in complex, multi-variable models. 

    • Collaborate effectively across teams, translating technical inputs into clear, defensible pricing. 

    • Manage multiple deadlines, prioritize quickly, and keep quality high under pressure. 

    • Stay curious and continuously build knowledge of procurement trends, regulations, and better ways to streamline pricing work. 

Where You'll Work

  • If you’re near one of our offices (Silver Spring, MD; or Novi, MI), you’ll join us in person one day every other month (6 times per year) for a fun, purpose-driven Collaboration Day. These days are filled with creative energy, meaningful connection, and team brainstorming.
  • Non-local employees will join these days virtually and may be asked to join us occasionally in-person.

Work Eligibility & Requirements

  • Candidates must be currently eligible to work in the United States; sponsorship is not available.
  • All work must be performed within the continental U.S. for the duration of employment, unless required by contract.
  • Ability to work core hours aligned with Eastern Time, unless otherwise approved by your manager.
  • Remote employees must maintain a dedicated, ergonomically appropriate workspace free from distractions, with reliable internet and a mobile device that supports efficient work.

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