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Atlas is looking for an experienced project manager to join the Project Management Office (PMO) as a Project Management Specialist. The Project Management Specialist collaborates with Atlas Regional, Hub and Spoke Office staff and the ATO in the performance of their duties.
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A Project Cost Control Specialist provides cost management services, including budgeting, bid management, cost forecasting and reporting, budget management and control, change management, contract administration, close-out administration, procurement management, earned value management, and value engineering.
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GLG is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual to join the Research Team as a Project Specialist to work with our clients across technology, life sciences, industrials, and CPG spaces.
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Staff Project Control Specialist. Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management or related field and 3 years of direct project controls experience. Perform quality checks and inspections on project controls deliverables.
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VHB’s is seeking a dynamic and detail-oriented Project Accountant/Billing Specialist to join our Finance team. Maintain project financial records and billing supporting documentation (timesheets, expense reports, etc) in compliance with client requirements.
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Baker Botts L.L.P., a full-service, leading international law firm recognized for our understanding of the industries we serve, is seeking a seeking a highly motivated IP Project Specialist to provide support to the IP department with client work according to established policies and procedures.
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Understand and manage all aspects of a number of assigned project finance accounts, including credit, legal, and compliance issues; Specifically, the PF&I specialist needs to have a good understanding of the overall legal documentation and being in a position to review the borrowing certificates, among others, properly in order to allow funding.
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Assistance with project setup/budgeting; including review of contract compensation and billing methods. Support the Finance team and Project Managers with various other finance and contract related tasks.
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Raytek Federal Corporation is seeking a Project Controls Specialist to support the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in Oak Ridge TN. Work with project managers to establish budgets and schedules for projects.
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We currently have an opportunity for a Project Management & Transformation Specialist to provide strategic direction in the transformation of Maimonides to the leading integrated care delivery network in Brooklyn.
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The Project Compliance Specialist reports directly to the Assistant Controller and is responsible for ensuring the organization remains compliant with both governmental and project level payroll/demographic reporting requirements.
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Additionally, the Assistant Project Specialist will serve as an expert in evaluating medical records for matters related to the Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) and the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP.
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Our client is looking for a Scheduling Project Control Specialist in the Seattle, WA area. Scheduling Project Control Specialist. Proficient with Microsoft project. Construction Management, Engineering, or Business Management degree.
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As Cost Specialist coordinate estimate development with the Project Estimator. As Cost Specialist develop and analyze the Project Margin Analysis Report (PMAR) This role serves as Control Team Leader on small projects and provides direct supervision to a small team of Project Controls personnel, or as a Subject Manager Expert (SME) for the entire Project Controls Team in the Regional Office.
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Admera Health is seeking a Project Specialist I to join our growing team! Title: Project Specialist I. Experience with Next Generation Sequencing platforms and project management tools.
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Title: project specialist in New York, NY
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