Project Controls Engineer – Defence

As a Project Controls Engineer, you will have experience of: - Working within and leading on specific workstreams within a cross-discipline Project Controls team. - Contributing to project the scope definition through the use of exclusions, assumptions, interfaces, and dependencies, and coordinating the scope’s decomposition to enable the establishment of a Work Breakdown Structure. - Working with the Integrated Project Team to support the establishment a robust, accurate Performance Measurement Baseline and manage the change control process. - Supporting collaboration with suppliers to integrate and analyse project performance data in accordance with Supplier Project Controls contractual requirements. - Supporting scope, cost, risk and schedule integration and alignment. - Supporting the analysis of performance data, including Earned Value Management, to provide insight and to facilitate delivery decisions. - Supporting the liaison with Finance to generate relevant prospective financial positions, including Cash Estimate to Complete and Estimate At Complete profiles. - Supporting effective risk management through the appropriate identification, quantification, treatment and oversight of project risk. - Supporting Project Managers in the deployment of resource in-line with the resource-loaded schedules. - Assuring the quality, accuracy, and integrity of your output. - Working with the Integrated Project Team to communicate and contextualise delivery performance and influence stakeholders. - Promoting learning from experience and influencing process improvements. As a Project Controls Engineer, you will; - Have experience of delivering projects. - Have Project Controls experience across a one or more stages within the Project lifecycle. - Have experience in the application of one or more Project Controls disciplines, including Planning and Scheduling, Cost Estimation, Cost Control, Risk Management or Performance Reporting and their associated software / tools. - Have a basic understanding of the way in which the Integrated Project Controls disciplines operate. - Hold a proactive, curious and ‘can-do’ attitude, as well as being an individual who is comfortable in uncertain and unclear project environments. - Be a good communicator with ability to influence outcomes. - Have a passion to build a community and support network beyond your delivery role. - Have an undergraduate degree in a relevant technical or management field or suitable equivalent qualifications and experience. - Hold or are working towards holding membership of a relevant professional body e.g. Association for Project Management, Project Management Institute. - Be competent in using the software needed to perform the role. - Have a desire to work within various sectors and with a range of clients