Project Controls Manager
$185,000–$205,000 year
On-siteVancouver, Washington, United States
Job Summary
Oversee and direct program controls for a large, multi-modal, bi-state infrastructure program, spearheading coordination across cost engineering, scheduling, risk management, and document control functions. Develop the integrated master schedule, master risk register, and spend forecast using standard tools, ensuring alignment between contract-level schedules and program-level milestones. Lead cost and schedule risk assessment efforts for the program, interpret cost reports and forecasts to assess delivery implications, and maintain program- and project-level risk registers. Deliver monthly program reporting with integrated cost and schedule narratives to executive leadership while serving as a subject matter expert on earned value management and industry best practices. Partner with the Technology team on data management strategy and PMIS module development.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent
- 10+ years of experience in financial controls, finance/accounting, and scheduling on large-scale capital programs
- Experience leading a team of professionals
- Project management experience
- Extensive knowledge of earned value management (EVM)
- Extensive knowledge of cost/schedule risk assessment (e.g., CEVP, CSRA, FTA OP40)
- Extensive knowledge of integrated master scheduling
- Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Power BI, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
- Experience with PMIS platforms (e.g., e-Builder, Oracle EBS, Primavera P6, Procore) and Microsoft Project or similar scheduling software
- Proven ability to direct multidisciplinary teams across cost engineering, scheduling, risk management, document control, and data/technology functions
- Outstanding analytical and communication skills, with the ability to present integrated cost and schedule narratives clearly to program and executive leadership
- This individual can sit in either Vancouver or Seattle, WA
Desired Qualifications
- MBA or advanced degree
- Experience on large, multi-modal, or bi-state infrastructure programs
- Power & Energy industry experience (transmission/substation)
- PMP or equivalent certification
- Familiarity with state DOT programming processes (STIP, legislative capital requests)
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