Data Analyst- Project Controls

BWXT•Barberton, OH

1d•$83,000 - $102,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Data Analyst – Project Controls will play a key role in supporting the development, implementation, and sustainment of Earned Value Management (EVM) across the site. This role focuses on building reliable, automated data flows, developing dashboards and reporting tools, and enabling project teams to make informed, data‑driven decisions. The analyst will work closely with the Project Controls Manager, Project Managers, and cross‑functional stakeholders to ensure project information is accurate, accessible, and actionable.

Requirements

Proficiency in Power BI report development, including DAX, modeling, and data visualization best practices.
Strong Excel capabilities, including advanced formulas, pivot tables, Power Query, and data shaping.
Experience working with project data, financials, or cost/schedule tracking systems.
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to convert complex data into meaningful recommendations.

Nice To Haves

SQL, DAX, Python, VBA, Advanced Excel Modeling, SAP

Responsibilities

Develop, maintain, and optimize data pipelines needed for EVM, budget tracking, forecasting, and overall project controls reporting.
Build and manage Power BI dashboards that provide clear visibility into cost, schedule, performance metrics, and trends for Project Managers and leadership.
Use advanced Excel and Power Query skills to clean, transform, and consolidate data from multiple sources into consistent reporting structures.
Support preparation of EACs (Estimates at Completion), load boards, and other project control documents.
Assist with quoting and cost analysis during Market Basket Quoting efforts
Present project information directly to Project Managers to help them understand performance drivers, risks, and opportunities without having to mine or manipulate raw data themselves.
Help design and refine new tools, templates, and automation solutions that make project controls processes more efficient and easier for PMs to adopt and provide the trainings.
Provide insights, identify anomalies, and help build a consistent data-driven culture within the project teams.