Cost and Schedule Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•San Diego, CA

3h•$61,900 - $141,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As an operations analyst, the Cost and Schedule Analyst investigates issues, analyzes and reports on data, and develops recommendations and data-driven solutions for clients. The role supports evaluation of data assessment strategies and creates reporting to help deliver solutions. The analyst works with clients to conduct research, prepare graphs and charts, and analyze and interpret programmatic or cost data. This includes lifecycle cost models and estimates, cost-benefit analyses, earned value management, funding, budgets, obligations, and benchmarks. The role also documents findings, contributes to program briefs and presentations, collaborates with stakeholders, and participates in program meetings to improve program efficiency. The position uses operations research experience to develop technologies and concepts that advance missions and capabilities. This is a hybrid position based in San Diego, California. A Secret clearance and a bachelor's degree are required.

Requirements

Experience creating funding requests and justifications.
Experience working as part of an established analyst team to provide cost and schedule integration, identify key budget or date constraints, establish hand-offs between teams, and contribute to portfolio reporting.
Knowledge of creating spend plans.
Ability to build reliable, data-driven Basis of Estimates (BOEs).
Ability to integrate cost data, actuals, and projections with other teams and program office data or reporting.
Secret clearance.
Bachelor's degree.

Nice To Haves

Experience performing Critical Path, Schedule Health Analysis, Variance and Execution performance metrics, and Schedule Risk Analyses.
Knowledge of scheduling management practices.
ICEAA Certification.

Responsibilities

Conduct research with clients and prepare graphs and charts.
Analyze and interpret programmatic and cost data, including lifecycle cost models and estimates, cost-benefit analyses, earned value management, funding, budgets, obligations, and benchmarks.
Document findings and help develop program briefs, documentation, and presentations.
Collaborate with stakeholders and participate in program meetings to improve program efficiency.
Create funding requests and justifications.
Integrate cost and schedule information, identify budget or date constraints, establish hand-offs between teams, and contribute to portfolio reporting.
Create spend plans and build data-driven Basis of Estimates (BOEs).
Integrate cost data, actuals, and projections with other teams and program office data or reporting.