Coordinate and support the successful delivery of critical Built Environment programs through strong governance, planning, stakeholder engagement and administrative excellence.
Locations (2)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Responsibilities
Coordinate and support the successful delivery of critical Built Environment programs
Maintain strong governance and planning
Engage with stakeholders
Provide administrative excellence
Work closely with the Program Manager, project teams and key stakeholders across Airservices
A senior technical leadership role that provides expert level knowledge and serves as a critical thought leader in one or more information security domains, with enterprise wide influence and responsibility.
Compensation
$129,700.00 - $171,900.00 Annually
Responsibilities
Leads complex, enterprise-scale security initiatives from concept through implementation
Serves as the subject matter expert for assigned security domains
Leads advanced analysis and resolution of complex security issues
Partners with architects, engineers, and service owners to define secure architecture patterns
Advances security service maturity by strengthening controls
Provide day-to-day management and administration of research grant and contract program operations, working with the principal investigators to manage all finances, personnel, property, facilities, compliance, sponsor relations, and collaborations. Ensure all deliverables meet grant/contract requirements within budget and timeline.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain a comprehensive project management system to track all study team tasks and deliverables for research grant/contracts, ensuring compliance with funding source specifications.
Maintain budgets and budget-tracking systems for each grant/contract, monitor expenditures, forecast future costs, and recommend allocation adjustments to meet budgetary goals.
Complete (not including the scientific sections) and submit research grant/contract proposals to the national institutes of health and other funding sources. Included are detailed budgets, fiscal plans, description of resources and environments for carrying out the project, small business plans and policies, and itemized budget justification for all the periods of performance.
Prepare contracts for contractors, subcontractors, and consultants for work to be completed on federal grants and contracts.
Participate in negotiations for contracts for external funding. Prepare and implement all contract agreements, amendments, and modifications in consultation with institutional business/contracts administrators.
The Mid-level Enterprise Schedule Analyst provides schedule development and management activities, including overseeing integrated schedules, critical path analysis, and reporting for NGA and Mission Partners.
Responsibilities
Create, manage, maintain and operate automated enterprise schedule(s) using government approved schedule tool (e.g. Microsoft Project/Project Server), to allow for the integration and assessment of schedule data across NGA and Mission Partners.
Create and update defined processes to develop schedules, collect and review interagency, program, project, and segment data to update and maintain integrated schedules, conduct critical path analysis, identify dependencies, and conduct ‘What-if?’ analyses.
Ensure critical path analysis and 'what-if' scenarios are conducted to identify schedule achievability, schedule change impacts and schedule risk, and develop mitigation plans.
Provide support to overall response for NGA/NSG meetings reviewing and presenting schedule data for programs, projects and segments by providing reports, Gantt charts, and other visualization products, clearly communicating schedule expectations and status, to include deviations and areas of concern.
Support the coordination with programs to obtain suitable data for creating and maintaining proper schedules (e.g. linkages, dependencies, level of detail).
Coordinate and support the delivery of critical Built Environment sustainment projects, ensuring strong governance, effective stakeholder engagement, and successful program outcomes across Airservices Australia.
Join our team as an Enterprise Schedule Analyst at CASE Management Consulting!
Compensation
Compensation: $129,000–$141,000 annually
Responsibilities
Create, manage, maintain, and operate automated enterprise schedules using Government-approved scheduling tools, including Microsoft Project/Project Server.
Integrate and assess schedule data across NGA programs, projects, segments, and Mission Partners.
Develop and maintain scheduling processes for collecting, reviewing, and integrating interagency, program, project, and segment data.
Conduct critical path analysis, dependency analysis, and what-if scenarios to assess schedule achievability, change impacts, and schedule risks.
Develop mitigation strategies and recommend corrective actions to address identified schedule risks or concerns.
Requirements
Master’s degree plus at least 4 years of related experience
Bachelor’s degree plus at least 6 years of related experience
Associate’s degree plus at least 8 years of related experience
At least 8 years of related experience in lieu of a degree