This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Analyst to join a truly exceptional logistics provider at a key time in their growth. Our client supplies a range of warehousing and distribution services to many household name, blue chip companies in the retail, hospitality and banking sectors. They have recently moved into a purpose built, state of the art facility that substantially increases and enhances their ability to deliver service excellence to both their existing and future customers. The Commercial Analyst (Logistics) will be responsible for driving commercial performance within the logistics function by managing customer contracts, pricing strategies, revenue growth and profitability. The role bridges operations and sales, ensuring logistics services are competitively priced, commercially viable and aligned with customer requirements and business objectives. They will have a commercial understanding of key activities carried out by the company which range through warehousing, transport, recycling and installation. In return the organisation offers an exciting opportunity both for personal development and to be part of an exceptional journey. The position comes with a strong salary, car allowance and benefits package. Sample responsibilities include but are not limited to: Develop and manage pricing models, rate cards, and commercial proposals for logistics services. Negotiate customer contracts, service-level agreements (SLAs), and renewals to maximize profitability. Monitor revenue, margins, and cost-to-serve, identifying opportunities for improvement. Prepare commercial forecasts, budgets, and performance reports. Build relationships with customers, understanding the company's wallet spend and opportunities for growth. Identify new business opportunities and support tender and RFP responses. Produce reporting across all work streams to support operational teams decision making. Location: Doncaster Salary: Competitive Salary Car Allowance Benefits Package Start: ASAP Status : Permanent, Full Time Ref IB260102