EV/Cash Flow Analyst
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
I’ve got a new opportunity that we are urgently looking to fill.
REQUISTION: DPS-EVCF-24-02 Earned Value/Cash Flow (US CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED)
This role is an urgent need - starting as soon as possible. I need an EV/CF Analyst for a construction project in Michigan. For this role, the person needs to be willing and able to travel to the job site for onboarding for at least a week to start, and afterwards as needed travel to the job site (anticipated to be once/month). Travel will be reimbursed. The remainder of the time, this person can work remotely. Skills needed are the ability to effectively communicate through email and verbal interactions with people from all levels of the organization; data mining from various systems; and advanced Microsoft Excel skills. Experience in construction, chemical or pharmaceuticals industry, earned value, and cash flow forecasting are all required. This is a contract (1099) position that pays up to $80/hour for the successful candidate with the right skills and experience.
Submit resumes or CV to resumes@smith-associates-llc.com with the job position of interest in your email
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