Supports the LEU+ Project by providing integrated risk management, Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA), invoice tracking, cost forecasting, and project performance reporting.
Locations (2)
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Hopkins, South Carolina, United States
Compensation
The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $69,200 to $86,500 per year.
Responsibilities
Maintain the project risk and opportunity register, including probability, impacts, mitigation actions, owners, and due dates.
Coordinate periodic risk reviews and develop monthly risk reporting, including top risks, emerging exposures, mitigation status, and trends.
Support quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA), including Monte Carlo analysis, P50/P80 milestone confidence, criticality, sensitivity, and key schedule-risk drivers.
Coordinate schedule-risk results with the integrated project schedule and risk register and support development of mitigation and recovery actions.
The Associate Manager, Project Controls is a billable, client‑facing role supporting project scheduling, cost management, reporting, and financial oversight within a regulated utility environment.
Locations (2)
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
San Francisco, California, United States
Compensation
This position pays between $125,000 to $175,000 annually and is an exempt position.
Responsibilities
Perform billable project controls work, including schedule updates, cost/data analysis, forecasting, system improvement and reporting, as specified by your billable role.
Serve as a primary project controls leadership point of contact for client stakeholders and maintain professional, trust‑based relationships.
Provide guidance, coaching, and quality review for project controls staff.
Escalate performance concerns and support corrective actions as needed.
Lead resource planning initiatives aligned to client revenue projections, bill rates, and margin targets by participating in interviewing, evaluating, and placing candidates to meet client and business objectives.
Provides Supply Chain/Material Management support and leadership, managing program health, executing scope from RFP through contract closeout, representing procurement on integrated program teams.
Compensation
In compliance with pay transparency requirements, the salary range for this role in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington, and the Greater D.C, Denver, or NYC areas is $82,500 - $153,000. The salary range for this role in Colorado state, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, New York state, and Vermont is $68,500 - $127,500.
Responsibilities
Manage program health with Earned Value (EV) to manage program cost and schedule
Formulate quarterly Estimate at Complete (EAC) reports to communicate the program’s performance to budget
Identify risks and opportunities to executing assigned program scope
Support program proposal activities to develop compliant labor and material estimates
Support the program team in developing and baselining a program Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) and budget
Senior Scheduler to support large-scale industrial manufacturing projects, leading strategic planning, integrated scheduling, and schedule performance monitoring across the full project life cycle.
Compensation
Expected compensation range is between $120,000-$140,000 depending on skills, experience, and geographical location.
Responsibilities
Support big scale and complex industrial manufacturing projects by leading strategic planning, integrated scheduling, and schedule performance monitoring
Establish and maintain realistic, logic-driven, resource-aware project schedules
Provide planning support, schedule governance, progress measurement, critical path analysis, risk modelling, and recovery planning
Ensure program-level and project-level planning processes are consistent and transparent
Coordinate with design, procurement, construction, cost control, project controls, contractors, and client teams
Requirements
Engineering, construction management, project controls, or related degree
Lead, plan and execute technology-related projects within the Global Services Platform with a focus on on-premise applications.
Responsibilities
Lead, plan execute technology-related projects within the Global Services Platform with a focus on on-premise applications.
Evaluate, determine, and drive program management activities to manage several complex projects related to SW development and infrastructure
Prepare and present program updates to senior management.
Define and establish engineering/production/project definitions, maintenance of schedules, and engineering releases associated with fulfilling the project on time, on cost, on quality, and meeting the defined success criteria.
Work with participants and stakeholders to solicit business needs, critically review and capture feedback, recommend updates, and draft requirements for our solution architect and developers.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in IT or Engineering discipline (or equivalent education and experience).
Scheduler to manage baseline schedules, run meetings, create reports, and mentor junior schedulers on construction projects.
Compensation
We are looking for a Scheduler to join our Scheduling team on a project in Mount Prospect, IL. This is a full-time, in-person position. Annual bonus program
Responsibilities
Build and manage baseline schedules using CPM best practices
Run weekly meetings to update construction schedules via job walks and superintendent live updates
Create, maintain, and edit layouts in Primavera P6 to efficiently update schedules, generate reports, and analyze critical paths
Identify variances from previous baselines and filter work by trades, time frames, or areas to create custom reports
Resource-load baseline schedules to track earned value metrics and maintain cost and duration accuracy
Senior Project Controls Engineers work as part of our project controls team on high profile, high value infrastructure projects, providing performance reporting and analysis support.
Responsibilities
Develop work breakdown structures and robust performance baselines
Establish progress and cost monitoring methods
Produce project control reports and provide performance analysis and recommendations