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Linde · Gebze, TR

Strategic Pricing Specialist

Gebze, TR

Listed on Linde’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will develop and execute the pricing strategy across the Türkiye Cluster to drive profitable growth, optimize margins, and strengthen commercial excellence You will analyze market dynamics, customer behavior, competitor activities, and commercial trends to identify pricing opportunities and support strategic decision-making You will establish and govern pricing frameworks, policies, and tools to ensure consistency, transparency, and alignment across countries and business segments

As a trusted you partner with Sales, Marketing, Finance, and Operations teams to improve pricing performance, enhance value capture, and support business growth initiatives Furthermore, you drive pricing transformation projects, process improvements, and capability-building initiatives to strengthen commercial effectiveness across the organization Moreover you will deliver actionable insights through pricing analytics, profitability assessments, and performance reporting to support leadership decision-making

You will influence and engage key stakeholders at country, cluster, regional, and global levels to embed a pricing culture focused on value creation and sustainable business performance.

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