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Zachry Group seeks a Senior Project Engineer/Manager to lead portfolio performance reporting and analytics for the Power EPC segment. You will collaborate with Directors, Project Managers, and IT to deliver accurate dashboards, KPIs, and executive insights across engineering, procurement, and construction.
You will drive digital transformation through automation and AI-enabled tools, mentor teams, and establish data governance to improve project delivery and decision quality.
The Senior Project Engineer/Manager, EPC Portfolio Performance & Analytics supports the Power EPC organization by developing and managing portfolio-level performance reporting, KPI frameworks, data governance standards, and business analytics. This role serves as the central point of accountability for project data quality, portfolio dashboards, executive reporting, and performance insights across engineering, procurement, and construction projects.
The Senior Project Engineer/Manager, EPC Portfolio Performance & Analytics supports the Power EPC organization by developing and managing portfolio-level performance reporting, KPI frameworks, data governance standards, and business analytics. This role serves as the central point of accountability for project data quality, portfolio dashboards, executive reporting, and performance insights across engineering, procurement, and construction projects.
Working closely with Project Directors, Project Managers, Project Engineers, Project Controls, Proposal Managers, and IT teams, the position provides accurate, actionable information to support decision-making, improve project delivery performance, and drive continuous improvement. The role also supports digital transformation initiatives through automation, business intelligence tools, and emerging AI-enabled solutions.
This position establishes project reporting standards, KPI methodologies, and data governance requirements; audits project information; drives correction of reporting deficiencies; and escalates recurring data quality issues to leadership as necessary.