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Lead delivery of complex building and renovation projects across full lifecycle: scope, schedule, budget, site supervision, QA/QC, stakeholder coordination, risk management, contract administration, and mentoring junior staff to ensure projects meet client and regulatory requirements.

Manage small-to-medium construction projects: plan, schedule, budget, supervise site activities, coordinate stakeholders, administer contracts, mitigate risk, ensure QA/QC, mentor junior staff, and drive project governance and recovery actions to meet scope, cost, and schedule objectives.

Provide project controls support across project lifecycle: develop and maintain integrated cost and schedule baselines, perform forecasting, earned value and variance analyses, maintain schedules and WBS in Primavera P6, support change control, prepare reports and dashboards, collaborate with stakeholders, identify risks/trends, mentor junior staff, and improve project controls processes for federal and large-scale capital projects.

The Project Manager will oversee multiple construction projects, managing all phases from planning to closeout, ensuring alignment with client goals.

The Senior Scheduler leads complex project scheduling and governance while advising stakeholders, analyzing delays, and developing schedules for major programs or portfolios.

The Junior Project Controls professional aids in cost and schedule management for projects by collecting data, analyzing trends, and assisting in reporting deliverables.

Develop and maintain detailed project schedules (Primavera P6) across planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout. Perform schedule analysis, forecasting, baseline maintenance, and report schedule performance and risks. Collaborate with project managers, engineers, contractors, and clients to gather progress, support recovery planning, TIAs, and EVM-based reporting. Produce dashboards, narratives, and participate in project meetings to support successful capital project delivery.

Lead development, maintenance, and analysis of detailed, cost/resource-loaded CPM schedules for a large construction project. Validate progress on-site, assess schedule impacts, support recovery planning, review contractor schedules, run schedule-risk and delay analyses, and report findings to project leadership.

The Project Controls professional assists in managing cost and schedule for projects, including data analysis, reporting, and communication with stakeholders.

As the Cost Control Lead, you will oversee project financial planning, budgeting, and forecasting for a data center project, ensuring compliance with financial objectives and optimizing costs.