Infrastructure Portfolio Controls Manager (Edmonton)

Infrastructure Portfolio Controls Manager (Edmonton)

30 Oct
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Stantec.
|
Edmonton

30 Oct

Stantec.

Edmonton

Shape infrastructure portfolio performance at Stantec through project controls, financial management, and regional governance. This senior manager role supports Canada West operations. The Regional Project Controls Lead serves as a strategic partner to regional business and operational leadership. You will connect portfolio performance, resource strategy, risk, escalation, and capability development across business centers. The position also advances consistent project-controls standards, procedures, and work processes. Key Responsibilities:

Monitor regional project performance and systemic margin impacts Advise leaders on project-controls strategy, governance, and staffing Develop and implement regional frameworks, standards, and procedures Lead change management, team building,



and capability development Facilitate lessons learned across regions and business centers Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree with ten years of progressively responsible experience Knowledge of cost-based Earned Value Management and forecasting Understanding of Financial Percent Complete, gross margin, DSO, and risk Experience building teams across multiple groups Solid judgment, accountability, collaboration, and enterprise thinking Use portfolio governance, forecasting, and change leadership to strengthen Stantec’s infrastructure project-controls framework across Canada West.

📌 Infrastructure Portfolio Controls Manager (Edmonton)
🏢 Stantec.
📍 Edmonton

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