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Senior Schedule Controls Construction Manager – Data Center

Posted 3 days ago

amazon web servicesHerndon (VA)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$170000 - 220000 per year

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About the role

Amazon Web Services (AWS) seeks a Sr. Schedule Controls Manager to lead schedule strategy for AMER Construction Programs. You will build and maintain integrated master schedules for large-scale data center projects, analyze critical paths, identify risks, and propose mitigation plans. Partnering with construction, engineering, and finance teams, you’ll develop standards, dashboards, and metrics to improve predictability and on-time delivery. In AWS’s customer-obsessed, data-driven culture, you’ll own schedule governance, drive continuous improvement, and mentor teams while working on high-impact, global cloud infrastructure initiatives. Develop and maintain integrated master schedules for AMER construction programs Analyze critical paths, schedule risks, and mitigation options Implement and govern schedule standards, tools, and best practices Create dashboards and reports for leadership and stakeholders Collaborate with construction, engineering, and finance teams on planning Support cost and schedule integration for major capital projects Drive continuous improvement in schedule predictability and delivery Mentor teams on schedule management and controls processes Construction scheduling Schedule risk analysis Primavera P6 or MS Project Earned value management Data analysis and reporting Stakeholder management Process improvement Cross-functional leadership Cloud/data center program exposure Cost and schedule integration Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k PMP or equivalent project management certification Scheduling certification (e.g., PMI-SP) Proficiency with enterprise scheduling tools (e.g., Primavera P6, MS Project) Prior data center or large-scale construction program experience

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