Pricing Data Analyst
Live Nation EntertainmentJob Summary:
PRICING DATA ANALYST
Location: Los Angeles, CA or remote in the US
Division: Ticketmaster
Line Manager: Manager, Pricing Data & Strategy
Contract Terms: Permanent, Full-Time, 40 hours per week
THE TEAM
Ticketmaster’s Pricing & Distribution team is an industry leading product and service provider focused on unlocking the ability for our clients to sell their products to the right customers at the right time and channel in ways that maximize yield via data driven revenue and demand optimization.
THE JOB
We are seeking a highly motivated and technically skilled Pricing Data Analyst to join our team and turn pricing data into pricing actions. You will be working on some of the most interesting and challenging problems in the sports, arts, family, and concert areas and you will have the opportunity to derive data-driven insights, convert them to actionable recommendations, and communicate those recommendations directly to our clients. You will help achieve these outcomes by building AI workflows that scale our analysis, developing reusable pipelines and frameworks that codify how we approach pricing problems, and partnering with our consulting and managed-service teams on pricing strategy. The ideal candidate brings strong data-minded instincts alongside analytical depth -- someone who moves quickly, builds AI-powered tools, and accelerates how we turn data into decisions.
WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING
- Build AI-powered tools and automated workflows that replace recurring manual analytical work to help the team deliver insights faster and at greater scale.
- Contribute to and expand upon the team’s data pipelines using Python and SQL to ingest and transform raw pricing, inventory, sales, and demand data into curated views.
- Develop scalable analytical frameworks that turn ad-hoc analyses into templated notebooks, processes, and dashboards that can be applied consistently across clients.
- Partner with Consulting and Managed Pricing teams to develop a deep understanding of client data to identify trends and opportunities for improvement.
- Prototype emerging AI technologies and capabilities -- including LLMs, prompt-driven pipelines, and agentic workflows -- to keep the team’s toolkit at the forefront of what is possible.
- Build predictive models for sell-through and yield management optimization, using both traditional statistical methods and machine learning techniques.
- Use business intelligence tools to communicate insights through dashboards and reports to internal stakeholders when appropriate.
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders and external clients to define project scope, develop hypotheses, execute analyses, and present results.
- As business needs evolve, additional responsibilities and projects may be assigned.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW (or TECHNICAL SKILLS)
- Bachelor’
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