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What role you will play in the team

We are seeking an experienced transfer pricing professional with a solid background in multinational transfer pricing compliance and defense, preferably with exposure to jurisdictions beyond India. You will be part of a central team responsible for supporting the developing and maintenance of global transfer pricing positions that support business operations across multiple countries - with final decisions and approvals made by regional or headquarters tax leadership. These roles are essential to ensuring that intercompany transactions are appropriately priced, documented, monitored, and wellsupported under audit.

You will work closely with business, finance, legal, and tax teams to analyze global value chains, understand operational changes, evaluate intercompany charges, and provide analytical and documentation support for proposed intercompany arrangements without authority to determine pricing policies or profit allocation. Candidates must be able to interpret complex financial and operational data, communicate clearly across functions, and manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. Strong analytical capability, practical problemsolving, and openness to adopting new technologies will be critical to success.

What you will do

Create annual transfer pricing documentation and related records for multiple global jurisdictions, covering business operations, risks, organizational structures, reorganizations, functions performed by affiliates, and intercompany agreements.

Conduct benchmarking analyses of intercompany pricing using comparable industry data and support the ongoing monitoring of intercompany charges.

Prepare analytical scenarios and calculations to support pricing adjustment decisions made by regional or headquarters teams.

Assist business and finance teams in in preparing analytical inputs and documentation for structuring new intercompany transactions to ensure alignment with armslength principles.

Produce timely reports, analysis, and supporting documentation in response to inquiries from tax authorities and internal assurance teams.

Evaluate and implement improvements to transfer pricing processes, controls, and systems, including the use of advanced tools, automation, and analytics.

Collaborate with crossfunctional teams to ensure that intercompany arrangements are clearly documented, operationally practical, and globally consistent.

Through these activities, you will gain broad exposure to global operations, support informed decisionmaking by providing data, analysis, and technical input to global stakeholders, and support continuous improvement across our transfer pricing and finance processes. High performance may lead to increasing responsibility, expanded project leadership, and opportunities for broader international and crossfunctional experience. The role does not include authority to approve transfer pricing policies, pricing outcomes, intercompany agreements, or positions taken with tax authorities.

About you

Required skills and qualifications:

Bachelors degree from a recognized university

Minimum three years of experience in multinational transfer pricing compliance and defense, with preference for candidates who have worked with jurisdictions outside India

Professional qualifications such as Chartered Accountant (CA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), or MBA (Finance) are preferred

Strong understanding of transfer pricing regulations, including OECD transfer pricing guidelines and local rules in relevant jurisdictions

Experience preparing or reviewing transfer pricing documentation, benchmarking analyses, and intercompany pricing models

Strong quantitative, analytical, and problemsolving capabilities

Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex topics to nonspecialists

Experience working in large professional services firms or multinational organizations

Ability and willingness to learn and adopt new technologies and analytical tools

Proficiency with systems and tools such as SAP, Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and data or visualization tools such as Power BI

Familiarity with US GAAP or IFRS is an advantage

Experience working broader tax issues like permanent establishment or withholding tax is a plus.

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