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Conducts Quality Assurance reviews of uploaded data by data analyst in Power Bi for financial dashboard and CCF (Change Control Form) dashboard. ● Produces cost information throughout the programme lifecycle and manages the change control process.
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Research and support the preparation of analyses on a variety of issues and projects involving resource management, internal cost control, and fiscal planning and projection. Conduct financial, statistical, and analytical assessments, including financial modeling, revenue/cost forecasting, and risk/return analysis; and prepares and assists in the preparation and reporting of financial reports.
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Requirements may include program cost control and management using cost baselines, revenue and profit recognition and forecasting, customer reporting and invoicing support, direct and indirect rate analysis, annual and multiyear planning, monthly forecasting, program compliance with FAR and GAAP regulations, and program initial set up to include project codes with work breakdown structure and billing set up.
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The Cost/Control Analyst will interact with various operating unit, business area, and division staff to support project planning and control and variance analysis and meet reporting requirements.
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Integri is in search of an Acquisition Analyst who can apply knowledge of DoD acquisition processes, and analytical methods or techniques to gather, analyze, and evaluate information required by program or project managers and customers.
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With annual sales of over $15 billion in fiscal year 2022, Parker Hannifin is the world's leading diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems, providing precision-engineered solutions for a wide variety of mobile, industrial and aerospace markets.
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Applied understanding of project controls principles combining cost and schedule impacts to projects, cost management, estimating, scheduling and change control. We are looking for a passionate, high-energy Senior Construction Cost Analyst to help build the network that powers the world’s largest online services.
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Solid understanding of IMS, integration of cost and schedule, updates to the WBS and OBS, defining control accounts, planning packages and work packages. EVMS, Baseline Development and Management, Cost/Schedule Integration, and Estimate at Completion development.
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The Navitaire Analyst will be responsible for gathering and analyzing airline reservation data in order to develop strategies for improving customer service, efficiency, and cost control.
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10 years’ experience with project cost control, or financial management and contract interpretation, budget development, including financial data, analysis, and reconciliation of estimations verses actuals.
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You will document project scope, complexity, cost, urgency, risk and partner value (i.e. business case) to help business and ITS leaders make informed decisions on proposed project viability and priority.
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Coordinate with EOIR Level III for all cost, schedule, and performance of several programs within the Team. Coordinate with acquisition to create and review SOWs, CDRLs, J&As, Market Research and other required documentation for RFP release through contract award.
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The Construction Audit and Cost Analyst will work with HPM's Construction Audit and Advisory Services Principals on a variety of consulting engagements encompassing a wide range of capital improvement programs and projects.
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Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline with 10 plus years of government contracting related experience in Auditing, Finance, Accounting, Compliance, Pricing/Cost Estimating, Program Control, or other Business Management activity.
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Expert level knowledge of one or highly proficient in both: Cost control for application in project cost estimating, organization, and control. Understands, demonstrates and communicates the use of Work Breakdown Structures in project cost control.
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