The Project Scheduler will develop and manage complex schedules, evaluate compliance and performance, and engage stakeholders for federal construction projects.

The Senior Scheduler develops and manages complex Integrated Master Schedules, evaluates construction schedules, collaborates on project scopes, and delivers reporting for effective stakeholder engagement in federal projects.

The Senior Program Manager will oversee multiple construction projects, managing budgets, schedules, and staff while ensuring quality and compliance with government standards.

The Proposal Coordinator manages proposal data, content library, and operational coordination, supporting the proposal function and ensuring data accuracy for proposals.

The Executive Assistant will provide administrative support to the CEO, manage calendars, facilitate communication, and coordinate travel along with organizing meetings and events.

The Business Analyst will lead reporting solutions development, analyze business needs, and create dashboards using SQL and Power BI while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Assistant Project Manager will support construction management, ensure quality assurance, monitor schedules, organize documentation, and maintain control logs.

Lead the implementation of project management information systems for federal clients, ensuring configuration meets client needs and providing training and support.

The Project Controls Engineer/Project Manager will oversee large construction projects by managing schedules, ensuring timely completion, and engaging with stakeholders collaboratively.

The Project Controls Engineer will manage project documentation, track contractor submissions, comply with federal project requirements, and support project managers on complex federal projects.

The Help Desk Analyst will provide technical support, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, manage IT assets, and assist with user account maintenance.