Engineering Business Analyst — EVM & Cost Control (Hybrid)

Raytheon; Portsmouth (RI); Hybrid; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Incentive programs

Hybrid work

Job summary

Raytheon Technologies invites an Engineering Business Analyst (Hybrid) to join the Functional Finance team. The role supports EVM inputs, budgets, and EAC/LRE development, partnering with program leads to ensure cost and schedule are accurately tracked and managed.

You will perform detailed financial analyses, prepare forecasts, and drive cost controls using SAP, APEX, IMS, and PMX tools. A self-sufficient team player is essential for program success.

Qualifications

• Typically requires: A University Degree or equivalent experience and minimum 8 years prior relevant experience, or An Advanced Degree in a related field and minimum 5 years experience.
• Working experience using SAP and/or APEX and/or other similar system.
• Working experience with MS Office tools and ability to navigate Excel

Responsibilities

• Support the creation of Estimates at Complete (EACs) on a quarterly basis and Latest Revised Estimates (LRE) on a monthly basis including estimate of costs, test of reasonableness analysis, and risk and opportunities assessment at the Program / Product / Mission area level.
• Perform detailed EV and financial analysis to budget baseline, schedule, and EAC positions.
• Prepare forecasts, monitor actual costs, and document variances to plans and forecasts

Education

University Degree or equivalent experience

Advanced Degree in related field

Tools

SAP

APEX

MS Office

Excel

Job description

Raytheon Technologies invites an Engineering Business Analyst (Hybrid) to join the Functional Finance team. The role supports EVM inputs, budgets, and EAC/LRE development, partnering with program leads to ensure cost and schedule are accurately tracked and managed.

You will perform detailed financial analyses, prepare forecasts, and drive cost controls using SAP, APEX, IMS, and PMX tools. A self-sufficient team player is essential for program success.