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Technical Product Manager - Schedule Studio (989656D)
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The Role
Be the planner in the room — review generated programmes as you would a contractor's submission, find what's wrong, and turn that into product and model improvements. Own the squad's quarter: plan it, reconcile it against unplanned work, and deliver it, with genuine authority to make trade-offs. Build, not just brief: write clear specs, prompt agents, and review and edit generated output rather than handing over. Design and ship planning agents — what they should do, what they must never do, and where the planner stays in the loop. Run structured evaluations, defining what a good schedule looks like in measurable terms and proving every change against it. Run user and buyer research with planning managers, project controls leads and programme directors. Lead contributors, not a process, coordinating dependencies across squads.
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Five-plus years as a planner or scheduler on major construction or infrastructure projects — building, maintaining and defending programmes that were contractually and commercially live. Deep fluency in Primavera P6 (Asta, MSP or TILOS a bonus): logic, calendars, constraints, baselines, WBS and coding structures. A clear point of view on schedule quality, and the experience of arguing about float and holding your ground. You already build with AI daily, and want to go further — to prototypes and working code you review and edit. Judgment over process: you can cut to what planners and their clients actually need and make the right call through understanding trade-offs. Fluent with data, and excited by defining schedule quality in a way that can be measured at scale. Sharp communication with engineers, planning managers and programme directors alike.
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Nice to Have
Product experience of any kind, or experience building planning tooling or automation for a team. Experience with data science, machine learning or probabilistic risk analysis (QSRA/QCRA). Experience across client and contractor sides or multiple sectors (rail, energy, nuclear, water, buildings, oil and gas). Knowledge of contract programme requirements under NEC, JCT or FIDIC. A formal technical background.
This could suit an experienced planner who wants to shape the tool rather than one project, or a scheduler who has already started building their own automation.
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