Job Description Summary

Are you ready to see your career take flight? At GE Aerospace, we believe the world works better when it flies. We are a world-leading provider of jet engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial and military aircraft. We have a relentless dedication to the future of safe and more sustainable flight and believe in our talented people to make it happen.

The PMO Planning and Controls Analyst plays a significant part in the Planning and Monitoring/Controlling Process Groups within Project Management. The Project Planner will team-up with the Project Manager to form a cadence of actions and reviews that will help the project teams perform to the project's requirements and deliverables, on time and within budget.

In this role, tasks include schedule creation, schedule updates, schedule variance analysis, schedule and cost integration, Earned Value Management and analysis, change management, resource demand profiles, multiple reporting documents and project dashboard reviews.

Role details include creating, updating, and analyzing Schedules in various tools like Open Plan and MS Project, with a sound cadence of reviewing the Critical Path to meet the projects deliverables. The PMO Analyst will also manage Cost integration into our Earned Value Management System and track/analyze/report performance to our baseline. There will be a set of monthly reports that will be sent out to keep our internal customers informed of project status regarding schedule and cost performance.

At GE Aerospace in Dayton, OH the EPISCenter is the headquarters for all of Aviation Power Engineering. At this facility you have an opportunity to put your engineering training and skills to use. Our Engineers are focused and challenged on developing new technologies and delivering state of the art products such as Hybrid Electric aircraft, the latest military platforms, and SiC technology to name a few. Plus, if you like hands-on work, there is also a 155,000 sq ft lab that includes 6 high power test cells totaling 15 MW, an EMI chamber, an electronics lab, a rapid build prototype lab, and a real time simulator lab with all the latest equipment.