Senior Program Manager, Project Controls

Oracle's Data Center Organization is seeking a Data Center Project Controls with expertise in project control to join our growing team as we aim to enhance our project management capabilities. With the rapid expansion of Oracle's data center footprint, we are committed to improving our project tracking and control processes to ensure timely and efficient deliveries for our customers.

The Senior Program Manager will play a critical role in establishing and supporting the Project Controls function, which is responsible for monitoring and managing various aspects of data center projects, including cost, schedule, risk, and performance. This position requires a highly organized and detail-oriented individual with strong program management skills and experience in project control tools and methodologies.

• Help with the development, maintenance, and continuous analysis of the integrated program baseline schedule, ensuring alignment of project milestones, dependencies, and overall program objectives.
• Develop and maintain project schedules using Primavera, identifying critical paths and milestones.
• Maintain robust scheduling processes, ensure the development and support of accurate baseline schedules for the program.
• Create short-term execution plans and integrate subcontractor schedules when required.
• Monitor and report on project progress, ensuring timely delivery.

• Conduct detailed schedule risk assessments and critical path analysis for high-priority or delayed projects, providing data-driven recommendations to program leadership to mitigate risks.
• Identify and assess construction risks, prioritizing and quantifying potential issues.
• Develop risk mitigation strategies and contingency plans, ensuring project resilience.
• Regularly review and update risk management documentation.

• Manage change requests, performing impact analysis on scope, time, and cost.
• Facilitate stakeholder communication and approvals, maintaining project traceability.
• Ensure changes are effectively implemented and documented.