Customer Service Operations Analyst
Pfizer
- Location
- United States - Illinois - Lake Forest
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- H-1B history
- 9 approvals (FY2023)
- Posted
- Sep 2, 2026
Skills
About this role
Role
Summary The Customer Service Operations Analyst provides dedicated operational, coaching, and analytical support for the Global Hospital & Biosimilars (GH&B) Customer Service organization and reports directly to the Customer Service Director. This role strengthens execution at the point of service by reinforcing policies and quality standards in real time, improving consistency across teams, reducing rework and variability, and helping protect the customer experience. The position does not have direct reports, but requires strong team-based leadership, frontline coaching, change management, and decision-enablement capabilities to support day-to-day stability, leadership sustainability, and continuous improvement. This role helps manage the performance across three Customer Service teams through coaching, and ongoing assessment, and recognizes the need for development in others. The operations analyst will partner closely with Customer Service leadership to surface real-time trends, identify recurring issues and root causes, support proactive interventions, and enable managers to focus on strategic priorities, colleague development, and long-term operational improvements. The role requires technical acumen, analytical skills, strong project management capability, ability to upward influence, and a strong understanding of SAP order-to-cash processes, GH&B customer needs, supply programs, field/customer support requirements, and cross-functional execution. This role provides technical and functional guidance to team members, aiding in problem-solving and managing their development through training programs. This role partners cross-functionally with Customer Service, Portfolio, Distribution, Digital/IT, Supply Chain, Finance, Transportation, Trade Operations, USMA, Quality, field-based colleagues, and external stakeholders to drive operational excellence and customer success. The individual will also champion AI integration initiatives within the Customer Service organization, helping identify opportunities to enhance efficiency, insights, and service delivery. In addition, the position supports quality monitoring and continuous improvement efforts across a high-volume business portfolio, encompassing approximately 13,000 calls, 36,000 emails, and 60,000 orders annually, representing $1.7B in revenue. What You Will Achieve In this role, you will: Serve as an on-the-floor extension of Customer Service leadership for GH&B, reinforcing expectations, priorities, policies, and quality standards in real time to improve consistency, reduce rework and variability, and build customer trust and confidence. Provide frontline coaching, training, onboarding, peer training, and cross-training support to strengthen team capability, reinforce best practices across all teams, create a more consistent training experience for newer colleagues, support succession planning, and promote engagement, morale, and retention through accessible leadership. Manage daily operational coverage, priorities, and unexpected challenges to maintain operational stability, support service levels and order processing, and guide colleagues through complex or sensitive customer and employee situations. Monitor real-time customer and operational trends across inbound/outbound calls, emails, order activity, disputes, disposition field tracking, and repeat customer call rework; synthesize frontline feedback and actionable insights for leadership so trends are surfaced in real time rather than through delayed monthly or year-end reviews. Identify recurring issues and root causes, champion continuous improvement opportunities, and support proactive process, system, and quality improvements with the goal of reducing repeat operational issues, improving cross-team consistency, and enabling proactive intervention across teams. Establish and track operational and organizational health baselines and success measures, including service level improvement, orders processed,