We are seeking a junior Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) / Scheduling Analyst to translate Federal Client screening program objectives into workable project plans and timelines. This hands-on Microsoft Project role requires more than entering dates: the analyst works with task owners to understand the work, sequence activities, link dependencies, and keep schedules current under the guidance of the Program Manager or senior scheduler.
· Build and maintain Microsoft Project schedules using defined Work Breakdown Structures (WBS), task durations, milestones, dependencies, and assigned responsibilities.
· Meet with program and technical staff to develop planning assumptions, confirm logical task sequences, and document realistic completion dates.
· Collect status updates; enter actual starts/finishes, remaining durations, and approved changes; compare progress with the approved schedule baseline.
· Identify missing dependencies, conflicting dates, delayed milestones, and potential critical-path impacts; flag concerns and help evaluate recovery options with the scheduling lead.
· Support common IMS templates and integration of assigned portfolio schedules; prepare milestone summaries, look-ahead schedules, and accessible briefing inputs, coordinating impacts with financial and risk analysts.
Support initial IMS delivery within 30 days after contract award, followed by weekly updates and updates arising from meetings; prepare assigned schedule analyses and reporting inputs.
Disclaimer "The responsibilities and duties outlined in this job description are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this role. However, they are not exhaustive and may be subject to change or modification at any time to meet the evolving needs of the organization
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