Project Engineer - CAM

Lockheed Martin•Littleton, CO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Theater Strike Weapon Systems (TSWS) Production Program is seeking a highly motivated Project Engineer to join the Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) team. This role involves developing the Hypersonic program and requires a Control Account Manager (CAM) and Project Liaison. The primary duties include leading, planning, budgeting, and managing the cost, schedule, and technical performance for assigned Control Accounts within the Test & Evaluation (T&E) Organization. The position is responsible for producing end-item products for the CPS Program.

Requirements

Understanding of project management and/or earned value management.
Knowledge of program life-cycle and how early milestones may drive future costs.
Proficient in Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
Eligibility and willingness to obtain a DoD Secret Security Clearance.
U.S. Citizenship required.

Nice To Haves

Previous CAM (control account manager) and/or EVM (earned value management) experience.
Project lead experience with knowledge of program life-cycle.
Previous Proposal, BOE (basis of estimate), and/or Negotiations experience.
Detail oriented and excellent problem solving skills.
Team player with strong communication skills and positive attitude.
Desire to enhance Program Management skills including communication, the ability to deal with unforeseen challenges, and building strong relationships.
Desire to drive process efficiency and improvements in the execution of the EVM business rhythm.
Active or Current Secret Security Clearance.

Responsibilities

Managing earned value performance, metrics, and reporting for multiple control accounts spanning the lifecycle of the contract within the Test & Evaluation IPTs.
Managing control account performance and elevating concerns and issues to program management and other impacted control account managers.
Working with partnering organizations and IPTs to ensure all processes are appropriately followed and implemented for smooth product flow throughout the life-cycle.
Identifying risks and opportunities to the program Risk & Opportunity Control Board and implementing approved mitigation plans.
Conducting closed-loop corrective action, including variance analysis, monitoring of cost/schedule mitigation activities, and corrective action adjustment.
Providing timely and accurate insight to key program impacts or opportunities to the IPT lead and/or Program Manager.
Addressing 2nd level questions related to headcount, resource constraints, or safety and quality issues.
Completing all earned value management (EVM) assigned duties, including work authorization document requests, estimate at complete review, schedule status, variance reporting, and comprehensive estimates at complete.
Accepting responsibility, accountability, and exercising authority to ensure cost, schedule, and technical issues are managed.