Leads budget monitoring, analysis, and forecasting across complex construction programs. Uses PMIS platforms and predictive modeling to analyze change orders, spending trends, and risks. Supports financial governance, develops risk mitigation strategies, and provides executive leadership with data for informed decision-making.
The PMIS Business Analyst leads the monitoring, analysis, and forecasting of budgets, change orders, and spending trends across a portfolio of complex construction programs at the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. This role maximizes the use of Project Management Information System (PMIS) platforms to deliver advanced predictive modeling and risk mitigation strategies. The position drives financial governance and provides executive leadership with the critical data required for decision-making.
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