National Practice Consultant - Risk Management

What You'll Do: Sought out to provide technical input and possible leadership on complex projects within practice area. Identifies, pursues, and executes high-level projects with assigned departments, agencies, and programs. Manages client relationships and guides the application of HNTB services within a specific practice area to best serve the interests of the client and HNTB.Responsible for successful contracting and project execution, working closely with regional HNTB staff and office leadership. Partners with National Practice Leaders to develop and promote technical knowledge and applicability of practice area. Performs other duties as assigned.

What You'll Need: Bachelor's degree in relevant field 12 years of relevant experience In lieu of a degree 16 years of relevant experience What We Prefer: Demonstrated expertise developing and implementing a risk management system for a major, complex transit, rail, or infrastructure program. Advanced knowledge of cost risk, schedule risk, contingency management, risk governance, and risk-informed decision-making. Ability to lead high-stakes workshops and build alignment among owners, operators, designers, contractors, regulators, funding partners, and multidisciplinary delivery teams. Ability to translate complex quantitative analysis into clear executive-level insights, options, and recommendations. Strong consulting judgment, client presence, facilitation, writing, presentation, and quantitative analysis skills. Ability to independently manage major workstreams, prioritize competing demands, and maintain quality across multiple programs and geographies. Working knowledge of project controls, estimating, scheduling, change management, procurement, contracting, claims avoidance, and PMIS environments. Commitment to quality, technical excellence, collaboration, mentorship, and consistent application of national best practices. AACE International Project Risk Management Professional (PRMP), PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP), or equivalent risk credential.15 or more years of directly relevant experience, including experience leading risk management services for major infrastructure programs as an owner's representative, PM/CM consultant, designer, contractor, or integrated delivery-team member. Experience across planning, environmental review, design, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, startup, and post-construction phases. Experience with U.S. Department of Transportation risk and oversight processes, including FTA, FRA, FHWA, and FAA practices; familiarity with the FTA Cost Risk Assessment framework and cost-risk model. Hands-on proficiency with one or more quantitative risk tools such as Safran Risk, Lumivero @RISK, Primavera Risk Analysis, or Oracle Crystal Ball, plus advanced Excel capability. Experience integrating quantitative risk analysis with Primavera P6 schedules, cost estimates, contingency drawdown, change control, and executive dashboards. Established professional network and active participation in risk, project controls, program management, transit, rail, or infrastructure industry organizations. Demonstrated success supporting business development, strategic pursuits, client relationships, and thought leadership.

Locations: Charlotte, NC, Philadelphia, PA (Pennsylvania), San Jose, CA, Washington, DCThe approximate pay range for the California San Francisco Bay Area is $298,549.19 - $476,903.24. The approximate pay range for Washington, DC is $274,665.25 - $438,750.99. Actual compensation will be dependent on factors, including but not limited to, the individual's qualifications, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities as well as physical work location within the state.