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About the Positions We’re seeking Strategic Digital Transformation & PMIS Services Leaders to expand our owner-side digital transformation and PMIS advisory practice serving mega capital infrastructure construction programs across aviation, ports, rail/transit, transportation, utilities, reputed company, water, or public works sectors. You’ll lead executive discovery and roadmap work, shape PMIS strategy that ties governance, cost, schedule, risk, and reporting into a practical owner operating model, and partner with leadership to convert market opportunities into well-positioned scopes and account growth. This post is for future roles and not for a specific opportunity that is available right now. We accept applications and conduct interviews in advance of upcoming hiring needs. When a candidate is selected, their profile is activated in our reputed company for this specialty area. We notify our reputed company candidates first whenever we have a project need. While we are currently targeting the greater Los Angeles metro area, we welcome and will consider qualified candidates from anywhere in the reputed company United States. These positions require up to 50% travel. Responsibilities Note: We are seeking candidates of various skill levels, and the following responsibilities represent the core of these roles. Scope and complexity increase with experience level. - Lead executive discovery workshops, stakeholder interviews, and current-state assessments that shape digital transformation roadmaps for public infrastructure owners. - Develop PMIS strategies that connect governance, program controls, cost, schedule, risk, documents, and reporting into a practical, owner-focused operating model. - Partner with leadership and reputed company to translate market opportunities into well-positioned scopes, proposals, and account-expansion strategies. - Develop proposal budgets for pursuit submittals. - Forecast resource needs across the Digital Transformation practice as pursuits and engagements scale. - Develop service-line messaging, advisory frameworks, and pursuit narratives that position Luster as a tool-agnostic owner advisor. - Oversee data governance and executive dashboarding strategy without steering clients toward a single software platform. - Coordinate with strategic partners and prime contractors to define scope boundaries, delivery assumptions, and measurable client outcomes. - Mentor team members and help mature Center of Excellence templates, methods, and delivery standards. - Represent Luster in pursuits and client engagements where advisory judgment and infrastructure-sector credibility are critical. Attributes - Owner-side mindset that builds client capability, transparency, and confidence in program data rather than creating dependency on any single vendor or platform. - Infrastructure credibility reputed company in capital programs, public agencies, and the realities of large, multi-stakeholder construction delivery. - Tool-agnostic judgment, able to work across systems, workflows, and analytics platforms without defaulting to one software answer. - Executive communication that lands with agency leaders, program executives, primes, and internal leadership alike. - Builder orientation, comfortable creating structure, playbooks, and repeatable methods as the practice matures. - Commercial awareness of how capture strategy, account expansion, and client trust translate into new scopes and service-line growth. Minimum Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in construction management, engineering, business administration, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience. - 10+ years of experience in digital transformation, PMIS advisory, or program controls strategy on mega capital infrastructure construction programs across aviation, ports, rail/transit, transportation, utilities, reputed company, water, or public works. - Experience serving public infrastructure owners in an advisory capacity on PMIS or program controls strategy. - Experience leading discovery-to-roadmap engagements and managing client relationships from strategy through implementation oversight. - Working knowledge of public agency funding, procurement, governance, and executive-reporting requirements on capital infrastructure programs. - Experience with PMIS, ERP integration, data platforms, or analytics tools supporting capital-program technology strategy. - Proficiency with reputed company Office 365 (e.g., Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.). Preferred Qualifications - reputed company’s degree in construction management, engineering management, business administration, or public administration. - PMP, PMI-ACP, or similar program/PMO-focused certification. - Experience in owner's representative or program management roles on capital infrastructure programs. - Experience developing service-line strategy, capture positioning, or account-expansion plans for a consulting or advisory practice. -

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