Project Controller

Your newpany

TheProject Controls Specialist providesprehensive project management support

across all project phases, including initiation, planning, execution,

monitoring, and close ‑ out. This role is responsible for cost management,

schedule support, change control, progress measurement, and reporting. The

position involves close collaboration with project managers and cross ‑ functional

partners in engineering, procurement, construction, and accounting to ensure

projects meet established cost and schedule objectives.

The

Specialist develops and implements project control procedures, monitors project

performance, and analyzes data to support accurate forecasting and effective

project decision ‑ making.

Your new role

• Provide input into the Project Controls organizational structure and maintain staffing worksheets.
• Demonstrate a full understanding of overall project scope and objectives.
• Review project estimates and map them to the control Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).
• Set up the control WBS and corresponding budgets in SAP.
• Contribute to the development and maintenance of the project controls plan.
• Review project schedules, provide input, and maintain a list of key project milestones.
• Ensure appropriate project funding is in place (e.g., AFE or equivalent approval mechanisms).
• Review schedule and cost drivers to update project time ‑ phasing for control budgets and estimate ‑ to ‑plete forecasts.
• Prepare requisitions for project materials and services.
• plete incurred cost reporting and variance analyses.
• Monitor actual andmitted costs against budgets and forecasts.
• Update cost management systems with time ‑ phased data, contractor progress information, and project trends.
• Review project invoices to confirm alignment with incurred costs and contractual expectations.
• Review contractor cost reports and progress updates; provide input to estimate ‑ at ‑pletion forecasts.
• Apply Earned Value Management principles, rules of credit, and progress measurement methodologies.
• Track cost performance metrics to identify emerging trends or variances.

What you'll need to succeed

What you'll get in return

Great job opportunity to grow your skills in.