Senior Pricing Manager

Redox is on a mission to accelerate healthcare’s transformation with useful data. Redox Engine, a flexible interoperability platform, connects and powers real-time healthcare data exchange. With just one connection, data can be orchestrated across a growing network of 12,000+ systems and organizations, including 100+ electronic health record systems (EHRs). Redox processes over 1.2 billion messages per month across our health tech vendor, provider, payer, EHR, and life sciences customers.

Opportunity & Impact

As Director of Pricing, you will own how pricing works operationally at Redox . Pricing and packaging strategy is set by Product; your job is to take that strategy and make it real — turning it into deal-level guardrails, tools, and decisions that Sales can use every day. You will run Redox 's Deal Desk for bespoke, non-standard deals: working directly with reps and reviewing Gong call recordings to understand what a customer needs, and structuring the right combination of platform fee, connection pricing, and transaction pricing for that specific deal.

You will also be the connective tissue between the field and Product: surfacing what's actually happening in negotiations — where reps get stuck, where customers push back, what packaging doesn't hold up in practice — so Product can continue to refine pricing strategy with real deal data. This is an execution and operations role, not a pricing-strategy-design role: you make pricing work in practice, and make sure the people setting strategy have the ground truth to do it well.

Job Responsibilities:

40% — Deal Desk & Execution

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Serve as Redox 's Deal Desk for bespoke, non-standard enterprise deals, reviewing and approving pricing before it reaches the customer

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Pull deal context from account executives and Gong call recordings to understand the customer's business need and where negotiation pressure is coming from

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Structure pricing for each deal across Redox 's three commercial levers — platform fee, connection-based pricing, and transaction-based pricing — within the pricing strategy Product has set

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Advise reps in real time on structuring responses to specific asks — discounts, multi-year terms, minimum commitments, ramp schedules, and most-favored-nation clauses

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Partner with Sales leadership, Finance, and Legal to translate approved pricing into contract-ready terms

25% — Pricing Operations & Governance

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Set and enforce discounting guardrails and approval thresholds so pricing stays consistent and margin-protected deal to deal

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Build and maintain self-serve pricing tools/models for standard scenarios, so Director-level review is reserved for genuinely bespoke deals

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Own the operational workflow and systems that support deal pricing approvals (CPQ, Salesforce, or equivalent)

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Maintain documentation of current pricing rules, exceptions, and approval paths so the process is auditable and repeatable

20% — Cross-Functional Collaboration & Insight

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Partner with Product, who owns pricing and packaging strategy, to translate that strategy into operational guardrails and Deal Desk practice

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Track pricing and discounting patterns across closed deals and feed findings back to Product to inform how pricing and packaging strategy evolves

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Represent the voice of Sales and the field in pricing conversations — what's working, what's not, and where the friction is

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Partner with Finance to ensure deal pricing decisions align with margin and revenue targets

15% — Change Management & Enablement

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Lead rollout of pricing and packaging changes approved by Product, including field readiness, adoption planning, and escalation governance

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Partner with Sales Enablement and field leadership to equip go-to-market teams with the tools, guidance, and collateral needed to operate under new pricing and packaging

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Provide leadership updates on Deal Desk performance, pricing exceptions, and adoption of new pricing models

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