Beschreibung
This position, based near Frankfurt in Germany, is for a Project Planner/Project Scheduler who will be integrated into the Project Management Office or PMO for the client's Geostationary Satellite Programme Division.
Our client is responsible for establishing and operating weather forecasting and Earth observation satellite programmes with associated data telemetry and dissemination operations.
The general task of the consultant will be to assist the PMO Team in the implementation and maintenance of the GEO Programmes schedules and related scheduling and reporting processes. He/she shall have at least 5 years proven hands-on experience in project planning, scheduling, monitoring and control, including demonstrated experience in space system developments, Space and/or Ground Segments.
The key experience and attributes sought are:-
extensive hands-on experience in schedule preparation, monitoring and control, for large space programme
extensive experience in using Microsoft Project or a similar project management tool suite (eg Primavera)
knowledge of and hands-on experience with project management (eg, ECSS) and project scheduling concepts and techniques
ability to draft concise management reports and executive level presentations in English
extensive hands-on experience in using the Microsoft Office Suite and in particular with Microsoft Word, Excel and Access
experience in planning, monitoring and controlling complex programmes as well as in planning and monitoring the allocated resources.
Candidates should possess a University degree or equivalent. Fluency in English is essential. This is a freelance contract assignment with an initial period of 2 years starting as soon as feasible with two options to extend for further periods of one year each.
Pactum have supplied professional recruitment services to clients throughout the UK and across continental Europe since 1988. We operate as a group of practices focussed onto specific markets and have been successfully recruiting for the Space sector since 2002.