Overview
This position will be part of the Master Data Maintenance Team under the Global Sales Enablement team supporting Pepsio Beverages North America business team.
The Volume Reporting Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and timely processing of distributor-reported volume data across PepsiCo systems. This role acts as a critical control point between distributors, internal systems (SIPS, PCC), and reporting tools, enabling reliable data across the PepsiCo organization.
The VR Coordinator plays a key role in data validation, issue resolution, system setup, and compliance with SOX controls, while partnering cross-functionally with distributors, Sales, DMO, and Analytics teams.
Responsibilities
Review and validate distributor volume reports.
Perform checks against predefined control points.
Identify and resolve data issues including:
Missing/incorrect Product IDs, Chain IDs, DCs
Inactive or duplicate records
Data-related discrepancies
Coordinate with distributors to correct missing or incorrect data.




Ensure timely processing of setup requests through SPA inbox.
Ensure data is flowing correctly into reporting tools like Power BI.
Ensure delivering work tasks adhering to SLAs and OLAs.
Lead, coach, and develop a team of VR Analysts to ensure high-quality execution and performance
Set clear priorities, allocate workload, and monitor team productivity
Foster a culture of accountability, accuracy, and continuous improvement
Act as escalation point for complex issues and stakeholder concerns
Qualifications
4 Year College Degree in Business, Finance, or comparable field; or equivalent work experience.
4-6 years of experience in Data Operations Finance/Sales.
Valuable data skills and ability work through large data sets.
Excellent analytical, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills.
Knowledge of MS Office programs specifically Excel.
Strong communication, team work and collaboration skills.
Highly organized and responsive, with ability

📌 Manager - Sales (India)
🏢 PepsiCo
📍 India