• Own and maintain an Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) as the authoritative schedule for complex, cross‑functional programs • Develop and sustain a comprehensive IMS covering all major phases of program execution • Translate high‑level milestones into detailed, logic‑driven activity networks with clear critical path visibility • Establish and manage schedule baselines and control updates through formal change management practices • Support multiple programs through scalable, consistent scheduling methodologies • Analyze and report schedule performance against approved baselines on a regular cadence • Identify schedule variances, key drivers, and recovery recommendations • Maintain near‑term look‑ahead schedules to support execution planning and coordination • Produce recurring schedule status and performance reports highlighting milestone progress, critical path insights, risks, and trends • Create concise, executive‑level schedule visuals to support leadership briefings • Provide schedule inputs to support program reviews and informed decision‑making • Serve as the primary scheduling point of contact for cross‑functional teams across geographically distributed environments • Drive regular schedule status collection and integrate updates into the master schedule with consistent logic and data discipline • Build trusted working relationships and influence stakeholders through data‑driven insights and credibility • Support program sessions and milestone reviews with schedule analysis and critical path insight • Define and document enterprise scheduling standards and best practices • Select, administer, and optimize enterprise scheduling tools in coordination with key stakeholders • Develop practical schedule input templates and guidance to enable efficient updates from technical teams • Maintain scheduling documentation and reference materials to support long‑term program consistency • Contribute to the growth and maturation of the organization’s scheduling capability • Recruit, onboard, and mentor scheduling professionals as the organization evolves • Promote consistency in scheduling methods, tools, and data standards across programs