Principal Program Cost and Schedule Control Analyst

Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems has an opening for a Principal Program Cost and Schedule Control Analyst (Level 3) to join our team of qualified, diverse individuals.

This position will be located on-site daily in El Segundo, CA.

Note: Due to the classified nature of the work being performed, this position does not offer any virtual or telecommute working options.

may include, but are not limited to:

This Program Control Analyst position will, under general direction, interface with the program managers, functional management, and sometimes cost account managers (CAMs) to provide financial and administrative support and analysis to meet program requirements.

Candidate will have experience with Earned Value and performance measurement baseline concepts.

Tasks could include:

• Establishment of Work Breakdown Structure for execution of budgeted cost of work scheduled
• Assessment and maintenance of objective performance criteria
• Maintenance and justifications of estimates to complete
• Support to internal and external reporting requirements for variance analysis
• Budget baseline
• Funding analysis
• Cost risk analysis/assessment and visibility reports
• Preparation of government cost performance reports and preparation
• Review of performance measurement variance analysis
• Development and analysis of estimates to complete
• This Program Cost Control Analyst position will also participate in the standard EVMS rhythm.
• The analyst will be responsible for preparing month-end reports
• Reviewing EAC' changes; validating the incorporation of changes into the EVMS system in order to maintain Major Subcontract/GP cost and schedule baselines
• Assist analysts' supporting CAMs for EVMS activities including: WBS alignment, time phasing of the tasks, developing and documenting earned value methodologies, monthly performance measurement, estimate to complete analysis and updates, and variance analysis research and reporting
• Support monthly cost and schedule reviews, identify pressures and opportunities, and develop recovery plans as required