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About the Positions We’re seeking Delivery Excellence & Agile Transformation Leaders to strengthen delivery governance across our national digital transformation and PMIS advisory practice, serving mega capital infrastructure construction programs across aviation, ports, rail/transit, transportation, utilities, energy, water, or public works sectors. You’ll set the cadence and quality standards that keep large, multi-stakeholder programs on track, translate client priorities into structured delivery plans, escalate risk early, and build the playbooks that let our delivery teams scale. This post is for future roles and not for a specific opportunity that is available right now. We accept applications and conduct interviews in advance of upcoming hiring needs. When a candidate is selected, their profile is activated in our talent pool for this specialty area. We notify our talent pool candidates first whenever we have a project need. These positions target professionals in the Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Francisco, and Oakland, CA regions and will require approximately 10% travel monthly (hybrid between home office and project sites). Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, the following: Establish and maintain delivery cadence across client engagements, including roadmap planning, milestone tracking, dependency management, and executive-level status reporting. Translate client goals and business-process requirements into delivery plans that technical teams can execute and owner stakeholders can track. Implement Agile, hybrid, or fit-for-purpose governance models for PMIS, program controls, data, reporting, and change-management initiatives on capital programs. Develop delivery playbooks, templates, and acceptance criteria that improve consistency and shorten onboarding for new team members. Coordinate advisory, PMIS architecture, data/analytics, and systems integration teams to keep multi-workstream engagements moving with clear accountability. Monitor risk, schedule, and budget indicators across active engagements and escalate issues before they affect scope, quality, or client confidence. Lead onboarding and knowledge transfer for incoming delivery staff, building methods that scale as the practice grows. Contribute delivery approach, governance structure, and staffing plans to proposal and pursuit development. Develop white papers and project profiles that document Digital Transformation’s impact on client programs, supporting business development and marketing efforts. Attributes Owner-side mindset that builds client capability, transparency, and confidence in program data rather than creating dependency on any single vendor or platform. Infrastructure credibility rooted in capital programs, public agencies, and the realities of large, multi-stakeholder construction delivery. Tool-agnostic judgment, able to work across systems, workflows, and analytics platforms without defaulting to one software answer. Executive communication that lands with agency leaders, program executives, primes, and internal leadership alike. Builder orientation, comfortable creating structure, playbooks, and repeatable methods as the practice matures. Commercial awareness of how delivery quality, team utilization, and consistent execution protect client trust and the practice’s ability to take on more work. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in construction management, engineering, business administration, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience. 10+ years of experience in program delivery, project controls, PMIS/digital transformation, or Agile/hybrid delivery governance on mega capital infrastructure construction programs across aviation, ports, rail/transit, transportation, utilities, energy, water, or public works. Experience supporting capital infrastructure programs valued at $500M+, including exposure to program controls, PMIS platforms, and alternative delivery methods such as design-b…