Provider of multi‑discipline consulting engineering, environmental, construction and tech services.
Develop and manage critical path schedules for capital transit projects.
1 months ago ago
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Rockville, MD
Onsite
Company Size
347 Employees
Service Specialisms
Engineering
Consulting
Design
Project Management
Technical Services
Sector Specialisms
Construction Management
Engineering Design
Special Inspections
Technology
General Construction
Environmental and Planning
Cyber Security
Water
Role
Description
schedule development
time impact
kpi reporting
baseline management
risk scheduling
resource planning
Develop revised schedules to reflect changes in project scope, delays, or acceleration efforts.
Prepare Time Impact Analysis (TIA) due to modifications and external factors.
Generate monthly reports to CTRL and other WMATA stakeholders on critical issues and KPIs (Key Performance Indicators).
Validate contractors’ project schedule accuracy. Prepare a comprehensive review memo.
Collaborate with both internal and external project stakeholders to develop schedules for new projects.
Monitor monthly labor and resource demands on the respective project schedule and report variances and risks.
Generate a critical path network schedule with activity duration estimates and costs that support effective and efficient reporting and the development of production work packages.
Create an Integrated Change Control system to evaluate and approve/disapprove requested changes to any Baseline. Communicate within 48 hours any impacts (cost, scope, schedule, risk, resource, etc.) to the CTRL team. If change is approved, update the respective project schedule and the Integrated Master Schedule.
Participate in job site meetings.
Establish Cost, Scope, Schedule, and Performance Baselines to monitor and analyze project progress in relation to scheduled activities and milestones.
Develop comprehensive, risk-based schedules for new capital improvement projects in compliance with the required milestones and sequencing of capital work.
Report monthly on the methodology of monitoring identified risks and new sources of risk regarding (cost, scope, schedule, risk, resource, etc.) to the PROJ team.
Prepare a Resource Management Plan that describes how project resources will be acquired, allocated, monitored, and controlled. A KPI could include the Actual vs. Planned cost of each for proper tracking.
Provide effective communication with each respective project team regarding milestones, deliverables, activities, and resources
Perform monthly KPI analyses.
Review Contractor’s Time Impact Analysis
Review and integrate respective project schedules from external stakeholders and provide feedback.
Requirements
pmi‑sp
aacei
deltek
primavera
bachelors
critical path
Three (3) + years of construction claims experience.
Certification as a PMI scheduling professional (PMI-SP) or AACEI Planning and Scheduling
Three (3) + years of construction scheduling experience with contractor; and
Professional (PSP)
Proficiency in Deltek Acumen Fuse® is preferred.
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, business, engineering, or related field of study.
Five (5) + years of experience using Primavera (P6) scheduling software for large to medium-sized projects.
Minimum of seven (7) + years of experience with developing critical path project schedules for major capital transit projects and the ability to monitor schedules for key constraints such as (cost, scope, schedule, risk, resource, etc.).
Reflects steady financial stability and mid-sized firm agility.
236M Project
MTA Queens Midtown Tunnel
Served as prime contractor for one of their largest public works projects.
Began as a two-person firm and quickly grew into a full-service engineering and construction management group.
Expanded regionally with offices across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, California, and Washington, D.C.
Delivers diverse projects—ranging from complex highway and tunnel infrastructure to civic buildings and environmental systems.
Specializes in multi-discipline consulting, environmental engineering, construction management, and technology integration.
Culture + Values
Since 2010
Annual Tradition
The firm has hosted its Annual Ugly Sweater Contest every year since 2010.
Community is at the heart of MJ, from project collaboration to annual traditions like salsa/queso cook-offs, holiday ugly sweater contests, and Valley Cat baseball outings.
MJ has a longstanding tradition of monthly social events, including cornhole tournaments, ice cream socials, cook-off competitions, spirit week, and company lunches and outings.
MJ employees are committed to giving back to the local community through initiatives like the CANstruction competition, Future Cities, Chamber Angels, and Toys for Tots.
Teamwork and growth are central to daily life at MJ, with a focus on mentoring, career-long learning, and creating an environment where employees can thrive as individuals and teams.
Innovation is a key focus at MJ, with employees using the latest tools and technology, and new ideas always encouraged.
Environment + Sustainability
No explicit company sustainability strategy, net‑zero target or environmental goals listed on public website.
Inclusion & Diversity
4.5/5 rating
Glassdoor Employee Rating
The company's Diversity & Inclusion rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on anonymous employee feedback.
26.8% higher
Sector Comparison
The company's Diversity & Inclusion rating exceeds the Construction, Repair & Maintenance Services sector average by 26.8%.
Gender-specific Glassdoor ratings: Men 3.9★ (6 ratings), Women 3.9★ (count unspecified).
Sexual orientation (Heterosexual) rating: 3.9★ (5 ratings); LGBTQ+ not rated.
Disability status: Non‑disabled 4.0★ (7 ratings); People with disabilities not rated.
Parental status: Not a Parent or Caregiver 4.2★ (5 ratings); Caregivers/Parents/Guardians not rated.