Senior Cost Analyst supporting the Medical Enlisted Training Campus (METC) Recapitalization Program at Joint Base San Antonio–Fort Sam Houston.
Responsibilities
Serves as the Owner’s Advisor’s independent commercial and cost-management resource for the METC program.
Provides decision-grade validation of design-builder pricing, GMP development, contingency, escalation, allowances, change exposure, and commercial risk throughout design, procurement, modular fabrication, construction, commissioning, and closeout.
Develops and maintains independent cost estimates and benchmarks to validate Design-Builder pricing throughout design development and GMP formation.
Performs detailed, open-book review of GMP submissions, including subcontractor bids, supplier quotations, labor, equipment, material, general conditions, fee, allowances, escalation, contingency, and other commercial assumptions.
Evaluates the complete factory-to-site cost chain, including module fabrication, transportation, storage, staging, craning, installation, field connections, site work, utilities, temporary facilities, and other interface costs to identify scope gaps or duplication.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, architecture, quantity surveying, finance, business, or a related discipline.
Nice to have: supporting DoD, USACE, AFCEC, GSA, DOE or other federal owner organizations
Lead governance and delivery coordination for AI and Process Intelligence initiatives, overseeing portfolio intake, prioritization, roadmaps, metrics, risks, dependencies, change control, and executive reporting.
Responsibilities
Own portfolio governance, including initiative intake, prioritization, roadmaps, performance metrics, risk reviews, change control, governance forums, and executive reporting.
Coordinate concurrent initiatives from chartering through closure, aligning scope, deliverables, schedules, resources, budgets, dependencies, and delivery commitments.
Maintain the portfolio plan and assess changes for impact on scope, schedule, cost, resources, benefits, risks, and dependencies.
Own portfolio dashboards and reporting, providing visibility into progress, milestones, risks, dependencies, adoption, and benefits realization.
Translate technical and delivery information into executive insights, highlighting at-risk initiatives, trade-offs, capacity constraints, and recommended actions.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering, Business Administration, Quality Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
Lead governance and delivery coordination for AI and Process Intelligence initiatives, overseeing portfolio intake, prioritization, roadmaps, metrics, risks, and executive reporting.
Responsibilities
Own portfolio governance, including initiative intake, prioritization, roadmaps, performance metrics, risk reviews, change control, governance forums, and executive reporting.
Coordinate concurrent initiatives from chartering through closure, aligning scope, deliverables, schedules, resources, budgets, dependencies, and delivery commitments.
Maintain the portfolio plan and assess changes for impact on scope, schedule, cost, resources, benefits, risks, and dependencies.
Own portfolio dashboards and reporting, providing visibility into progress, milestones, risks, dependencies, adoption, and benefits realization.
Translate technical and delivery information into executive insights, highlighting at-risk initiatives, trade-offs, capacity constraints, and recommended actions.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering, Business Administration, Quality Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
Nice to have: Process Modeling & Improvement
Nice to have: Data Visualization: Power BI
Nice to have: QMS & Enterprise Systems
Nice to have: Project Management Tools
Skills
Nice to have: modular, volumetric, prefabricated, or DfMA-based construction