Scalian
Project Scheduler - P6

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About Us
A leading international provider of solutions and expertise, specialising in the fields of digital systems and business performance. The SCALIAN Group provides support to major industrial and service-sector companies to help them define and implement their projects in two fields:
- Digital Systems: Embedded and critical systems, IoT, information systems, and digital solutions for businesses.
- Operations Performance: Management of projects, quality, and industrial performance.
We are present in seven countries (France, Spain, Belgium, the UK, Germany, the USA, and Canada).
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Work with functions (Engineering, Procurement, AIT) and suppliers to connect their Level 3 schedules
- Consolidate and issue level 1 and 2 schedules for all projects from the Telecom & Navigation Portfolio
- Identification and tracking of critical paths
- Tracking progress versus planning
- Implements schedule changes
- Manages the schedule margin/float
- Key Performance Indicators for milestone achievement
- Preparation of the reporting to be delivered to the End customer
- Planning and tracking of MGs, and other domain milestones from Finance, Develop, Source, and Fulfil
- Consolidate multi-project views with the backlog and future projects in order to help identify clashes in facilities, resources issues, and industrial capacity issues, and support Stock Management
- Be an actor in Projects Schedule Control Board, to assess any impact and identify the need for recovery
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You will report to HO Multi projects Industrialisation (TSTPI). This role will involve occasional travel for business (once a month) worldwide and as such you must be able to travel accordingly.


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Required skills:
- Experience in the space industry would be a plus
- Experience in Lean management
- Expertise in scheduling (Unified Planning tool, Primavera, and MSProject)
- Adaptability, and rigour
- Analytical mind
- Leadership
- Language skills: Fluent in English
Note: Applicant should have an Active SC clearance and hold only the UK nationality.
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