Business Anaylst Fellow Advisor 1495

EGS•Aiken, SC

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Business Analyst Fellow Advisor provides senior-level strategic leadership and advisory support for highly complex Project Controls, Financial, Planning, and Scheduling activities across large-scale DOE nuclear programs. This role serves as a trusted advisor to senior and executive management, guiding project execution strategies, financial performance, risk mitigation, and schedule optimization across major programs and integrated project teams.

Requirements

Education (one of the following): Master's degree in business, construction management, technical, engineering, or related discipline and 17 years of practical experience Bachelor's degree in business, construction management, technical, engineering, or related discipline and 21 years of practical experience Associate's degree and 23 years of practical experience High school diploma and 24 years of relevant experience
Strong personal computer skills
Required: Master's degree in Project Management
Required: Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
Nuclear industry experience within the DOE complex
Extensive experience supporting complex projects in project controls, financial analysis, planning, and scheduling
Ability to obtain and maintain a DOE “Q” security clearance
100% onsite at Savannah River Site (Aiken, SC)
No routine travel required; local candidates expected onsite

Nice To Haves

Project controls, project management, and construction experience
Earned Value Management (EVM) experience
Experience developing Primavera P6 and Project Management training programs
Primavera P6 scheduling training

Responsibilities

Provide strategic advice to senior and executive management related to execution of complex project and program plans
Develop, implement, and direct total project or program controls for major scopes of work
Lead development of project baseline plans, milestone schedules, work breakdown structures (WBS), and spend plans
Innovate advanced project control and financial analysis methodologies and system applications
Provide expert technical guidance to teams performing multi-project integrated planning, analysis, and corrective action development
Lead and oversee variance analysis processes and corrective action planning
Maintain expert-level working knowledge of Site Business Systems and recommend performance improvements
Provide technical and administrative leadership, coordination, evaluation, training, and coaching to Project Controls, Financial Analysts, and Planning & Scheduling specialists
Develop and deliver training programs in Project Controls, Financial Controls, and Planning & Scheduling systems and methodologies
Lead preparation and presentation of complex financial and project performance information to senior and executive SRNS management
Deliver concise, accurate presentations to internal and external stakeholders regarding project status, changes, risks, and execution strategies
Conduct complex, multi-disciplinary financial and technical analyses to identify risks, develop alternatives, and accelerate milestone achievement
Perform risk analysis and provide decision authority for corrective actions and priority setting
Serve as a business and financial advisor to project management teams, peers, less-experienced analysts, and senior site leadership
Work with scope owners to develop resource-loaded schedules using Primavera P6
Maintain schedules through forecasting, trend analysis, and critical path analysis
Support project risk management activities
Execute formal change management processes
Manage budgets and provide detailed status and performance reports
Train and mentor project controls and scheduling personnel
Primavera P6 system administration
Data extractions and advanced reporting