Are you ready to make a significant impact on world-class construction projects? At Micron, we offer an outstanding opportunity for a dedicated individual to lead and run project controls for large-scale, complex capital projects. Join us and be part of a group that is committed to detailed execution and ongoing enhancement! 

 
Key Responsibilities 

1. Program Planning & Scheduling Leadership 

• Develop, own, and govern Integrated Program Master Schedules (IPMS) covering Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Commissioning, and Handover in alignment with site and global standards. 

• Establish and maintain schedule architecture, including WBS, coding structures, phase gates, milestones, and control accounts. 

• Lead schedule baseline development, validation, approval, and change control. 

• Ensure contractor Level 3 / Level 4 schedules are fully logic driven, integrated, and resource loaded where applicable. 

• Assess schedule constructability and sequencing risks; identify and drive opportunities to optimize timelines and improve flow. 

2. Project Controls Governance 

• Take responsibility for the Program Project Controls Plan, encompassing Planning & Scheduling standards, progress measurement methodology, forecasting and trend analysis, risk and opportunity management, and change and impact assessment. 

• Ensure consistent implementation of project controls tools, standards, and reporting across all projects within the program. 

• Act as the primary escalation point for schedule slippage, forecast deviation, and execution risk. 

3. Progress Measurement & Performance Management 

• Define and enforce standardized progress measurement rules, including earned value, physical percent complete, and milestone-based measurement. 

• Review weekly and monthly progress updates; validate reported progress against site conditions, logic, and quantities. 

• Develop program-level dashboards and reports emphasizing critical path and near-critical activities, float erosion and trend analysis, forecast completion compared to baseline, and key risks, constraints, and mitigation actions. 

• Lead recovery planning for delayed scopes and track the efficiency of corrective actions. 

4. Risk, Change & Impact Analysis 

• Maintain the Program Risk Register with time-sensitive risk identification and quantification. 

• Facilitate schedule risk workshops and mitigation planning with field leads and contractors. 

• Perform Time Impact Analysis (TIA) for scope changes, change orders, and unforeseen events. 

• Provide leadership with scenario-based schedule forecasts to support informed decision-making. 

5. Stakeholder & Interface Management 

• Interface closely with Construction Managers, Project Managers, Engineering and Procurement teams, external contractors, planners, and senior leadership. 

• Translate complex planning and schedule data into clear executivelevel insights and recommendations. 

• Support executive reviews, gate approvals, milestone readiness assessments, and program governance forums. 

6. Tools, Systems & Continuous Improvement 

• Take ownership for scheduling and project control systems (e.g., Primavera P6 and enterprise PMIS). 

• Ensure schedule data integrity, audit readiness, and compliance with internal and external standards. 

• Drive continuous improvement in planning practices, templates, metrics, analytics, and lessons-learned deployment. 

Required Qualifications 

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field. 

• Over 10 years of experience in construction project controls, planning, or scheduling on substantial, intricate capital projects. 

• Proven expertise in master planning and multi-project scheduling. 

• Advanced expertise in Primavera P6 and fundamental project controls techniques. 

• Demonstrated ability to influence senior collaborators using schedule-driven insights. 

Preferred Qualifications 

• Experience managing project controls at program or portfolio level. 

• Background in semiconductor, data center, or high-tech industrial construction environments. 

• Exposure to scheduled risk analysis and advanced forecasting techniques. 

Key Competencies 

• Program-level thinking with strong attention to detail 

• Data-driven and risk-aware decision making 

• High accountability and ownership approach 

• Clear, concise executive communication 

• Strong collaboration and influence across fields