Military/Defense company
Job DescriptionUnder limited direction, the selected individual will be responsible for planning and implementing highly complex cost and planning program control functions and systems for various size and types of programs conditioned on requirements as defined by the US Department of Defense (DOD) and the BAE York CAS Program Directorates.
The Production Control EV Analyst is responsible for analyzing production (Supply Chain/Manufacturing
Operations), material planning, inventory control, distribution, cost analysis, finance, and/or a variety of other business and technical problems to support effective integrated program management in a production based earned value management environment. Responsible for formulating and develop new or modified solutions to business issues to support the program while maintaining compliancy to government regulations and standards.
Oversee the work, resources, and dollars using program controls tools drawing from advanced understanding of program management methodology, program control principles, and hands-on experience with planning and cost processing software. Lead junior specialists or analysts, and interface with other Program Controls Specialists in the development of templates, serving as a planning and cost processing tool expert, and advising division/program managers on the trends and progress of their plans and schedules.
Responsible for the preparation and analysis of monthly trend and Earned Value (EV) performance reports (IPMR/CPR’s), processing updates to the Estimate to Complete (EAC) and implementing baseline revisions.
Bachelor Degree or four additional years of experience in lieu of a degree
*Required Skills
Subject Matter Expert in Ops, Supply Chain, & Manufacturing Planning. Analyzes production, inventory control, material planning, cost analysis, and/or a variety of other business and technical problems to contribute to the development of new or
modified processes affecting the manufacturing operations function.
Understanding of Program Controls/ Program Management processes, as applied on developmental engineering and production programs, including but not limited to risk management, financial management, work breakdown structures, change management, cost estimating, configuration management and system surveillance, operations, and procurement.
Preferred Skills and Education
Experience with Earned Value Management concepts and processes.
Experience in EVMS Joint Surveillance Audits, System
Surveillance Reviews
Experience with Integrated Baseline Reviews
Experience working in a matrixed environment and experience
interfacing with high level internal and
external government leadership.
Demonstrated ability to support program managers and their
control account managers with the use and
maintenance of program controls systems and outputs.
Demonstrated ability to support the development of resource
loaded schedules, including but not
limited to schedule statusing, reporting, variance analysis, and change control.
Experience in directing, training, and mentoring junior staff in
program controls systems and tools.
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines, including
working in a semi-structured environment with the skill to develop and implement
new processes and procedures.
Ability to effectively communicate and work with both technical
and non-technical staff.
Experience with Cobra Data Integration Tools, or equivalent (MPM
or Cost Manager).
Experience with wInsight/APEX Reporting Tools
Experience with Manufacturing Requirements Planning Systems
(MRP)
Strong understanding and use of Excel and Share Point
Familiarity with Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations,
ANSI-748-C, EVMIG, and NDIA Intent Guides.
Program Controls/Program Management certification(s) are
desirable
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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