Job Description

This role involves working as a specialist practitioner in teams to solve complex issues for clients in the capital projects industry. You will utilize analytical tools, develop proprietary models, and present findings to client management while contributing to McKinsey's industry knowledge.

Requirements

Bachelor's or advanced degree in engineering or construction science
2+ years of experience on major capital projects for either an owner or contractor, ideally in a project management or project controls role
Background in consulting, strategy and/or research is a plus
Modeling capability using Excel and experience managing large datasets with databases
Distinctive analytical and quantitative skills
Proven record of leadership in a work setting and/or through extracurricular activities
Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment
Experience with Primavera P6 tool or Generative Scheduling is a bonus
Ability to communicate complex ideas effectively - both verbally and in writing
Ability to travel 50% or more

Responsibilities

Work in teams to solve pressing and complex issues for clients using analytical tools
Support the development of new proprietary tools, benchmarking databases, and market perspectives
Gather and analyze information, formulate and test hypotheses, and develop communication and recommendations
Present results to client management and implement recommendations in collaboration with client team members
Build and scale analytical solutions for engagement across portfolio optimization, project development, and value improvement
Prepare detailed cost estimates and budget forecasts for large-scale capital projects using advanced software tools
Contribute to McKinsey’s industry knowledge by staying up to date with the latest in the capital projects industry
Develop proprietary models and analyses, synthesizing findings into McKinsey formatted products

Benefits

Employees at McKinsey are often offered a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage, prescription benefits, mental-health resources, expert medical opinions, and travel emergency protection. Financial benefits typically include retirement contributions and savings plans, life/accident/disability insurance, tax-advantaged accounts, and financial coaching. Many roles also feature generous paid time off (including volunteering days), flexible/hybrid work options, family care support (parental leave, fertility/adoption/surrogacy assistance, backup care), tuition reimbursement, transportation benefits, discounts, and matching gifts.