Cost Management Analyst, Construction Projects — Graduate Program

Turner & Townsend; New Haven (CT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Turner & Townsend in New Haven, CT, is hiring a Cost Management Analyst for its Graduate Development Program. The role focuses on delivering world-class cost management services across capital projects, including planning, estimating, procurement, contract administration, and reporting.

The program is designed for recent graduates (less than two years of experience) and spans about two years, with exposure to core services and competency-based progression.

Qualifications

• 0-2 years of industry experience
• Bachelor's and/or Master's Degree
• Preferred Degrees: Construction Management, Construction Science, Project Management, General Business

Responsibilities

• Support in development of comprehensive project estimates, including construction, fees, direct work, and other associated costs.
• Engage with vendors to review, validate, and challenge cost inputs.
• Utilize benchmark data from previous projects to inform and assess estimate accuracy.
• Advise clients on capital planning strategies across large-scale portfolios.
• Provide insights to optimize investment decisions and long-term financial planning.
• Support procurement activities including vendor prequalification, bid evaluation, and bid leveling.
• Facilitate bid interviews and provide final recommendations for vendor selection.
• Oversee the appointment process in alignment with client objectives.
• Establish and manage cost reporting schedules.
• Present cost reports and forecasts to clients, ensuring transparency and accuracy.

Skills

Cost management

Financial analysis

Vendor management

Reporting

Education

Construction Management

Construction Science

Project Management

General Business

Job description

Turner & Townsend in New Haven, CT, is hiring a Cost Management Analyst for its Graduate Development Program. The role focuses on delivering world-class cost management services across capital projects, including planning, estimating, procurement, contract administration, and reporting.

The program is designed for recent graduates (less than two years of experience) and spans about two years, with exposure to core services and competency-based progression.