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2020-08-03 18:11:46| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Position Reference 078 RHEA Group is a growing international company, focusing on providing innovative, marketready solutions and services in our key sectors of Space and Security for both commercial and institutional customers. We employ over 500 staff working across 10 different countries. We work with distinguished clients such as the European Space Agency, EUMETSAT, NATO, European Commission, Canadian Government and national space agencies. When you work for RHEA, you will have the opportunity to work alongside some of the best talented minds and experts in our industries, either working at our clients sites on some of the most exciting space missions or on cuttingedge projects in security, concurrent design, data and ground systems within our own offices. To attract the best candidates, RHEA offers our employees competitive remuneration packages, unique career opportunities, individualised training and development programmes and local relocation support to take the stress out moving to another country or city. We are recruiting now. We understand your concerns during this period of a global pandemic and we will work with you, at your pace ensuring your questions are answered and maximum flexibility is offered. We are currently looking for a Project Controller to work in the beautiful city of Prague. Tasks and Activities The scope of work will include Galileo exploitation planning and scheduling and analysis, including integration of schedules, identification and resolution of schedule and planning conflicts, generations of alerts, development of project critical paths and EVM aspects use of Microsoft Project Galileo exploitation risk management and analysis, including risk identification, assessment and response planning, development and maintenance of overall risk register and risk mitigation plans, including arranging regular risk review meetings, and integrations of risks within planning and scheduling activities as appropriate Galileo exploitation programme control support including action tracking, minute taking, etc Galileo cost engineering further development and maintenance of exploitation cost engineering capabilities and database, including use of specific IT tools, analysis of exploitation costs, providing support in developing the financial acceptability criteria for the future suppliers economic proposals Skills and Experience The following skills and experience are mandatory Masters Degree in the relevant discipline. Some experience in Technical Project Management Experience working in an engineering environment PMP, Prince2 or any other project management certificate Fluency in English Organised, dynamic and proactive Security clearance EU Secret will be necessary but is not mandatory to start the activities How to Apply Looking to take your career to the next level? Interested applicants should submit their CV and Cover Letter to RHEAs Recruitment team at careersrheagroup.com no later than 28072020. Preference will be given to candidates eligible for an EU or national personal security clearance at the level of CONFIDENTIAL or above.

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