AUKUS Office Architect

BWXT•Erwin, TN

16h•$60,000 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

The AUKUS Office Architect develops and maintains discrete, resource-loaded schedules using P6 and provides earned value variance analysis, cost and schedule tracking, resource-allocation analysis, and trending reports. The role develops estimates from resource-loaded schedules, establishes monthly accruals and estimates to complete, reviews critical paths to identify early indicators of schedule deviation, and establishes project baselines and budgets at completion. It analyzes real-time project data to explain cost and schedule variances from baseline and provides details to management. The position is onsite in Erwin, Tennessee. It supports project teams by preparing and monitoring schedules and budgets, coordinating status meetings, and providing standard cost and schedule analysis and possible mitigations. Applicants must meet federal background-investigation requirements and be U.S. citizens without dual citizenship, with the ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Energy security clearance.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a technical field preferred; alternatively, a B.A. in Finance or Management or a B.S. in Engineering or Construction Management, or 8 years of relevant experience in scheduling, construction, or a production work environment.
With a bachelor's degree, one or fewer years of professional experience providing scheduling, critical-thinking, and organizational skills.
Without a bachelor's degree, 9 years of relevant professional experience providing scheduling, critical-thinking, and organizational skills.
Basic conceptual knowledge of practices and procedures within project controls.
U.S. citizenship with no dual citizenship.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Energy security clearance, including passing an extensive criminal and financial background investigation, drug test, and previous-employment reference verifications.
Ability to comply with applicable company health and safety requirements in the workplace.

Nice To Haves

Exposure to a construction or production environment.
P6 knowledge and ability to learn earned value and critical path analysis techniques and how they apply to projects.
General understanding of cost accounting and SAP.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain discrete, resource-loaded schedules using P6.
Provide earned value variance analysis and cost, schedule, resource-allocation tracking, and trending reports.
Develop estimates based on resource-loaded schedules; establish monthly accruals and estimates to complete.
Perform critical path reviews to identify early indicators of schedule deviations.
Establish project baselines, budgets at completion, and variance-analysis reporting.
Analyze real-time project data, explain cost and schedule variances from baseline, and provide details to management.
Schedule project status meetings and provide updates to the project team.
Prepare resource-loaded schedules with input from management and engineers in accordance with the work breakdown structure.
Create basic project schedules and budgets with input from the project manager, monitor them routinely, and resolve schedule warnings.
Provide standard cost and schedule analysis and possible mitigations using technical experience, judgment, and precedent.
Develop annual and out-year schedules and budgets with input from project managers, applying basic cost and schedule analysis fundamentals.