Project Cost Controller

Senior Cost Controller (Also open to Mid-Level Candidates) Location: Boise, Idaho (On-Site) Project Duration: Approximately November 2026 – November 2027 Schedule: Full-Time, Project-Based Assignment Compensation: TBD, Depending on Experience – We are open to a mid-level and a Sr. level on the team. Compensation will be based on experience, skills, qualifications, and relevant project experience. Position Summary Greenberry Industrial is seeking an experienced Senior Cost Controller to support a large-scale, high-tech construction project in Boise, Idaho. This project-based position is anticipated to run approximately November 2026 through November 2027. The Senior Cost Controller will be responsible for providing comprehensive cost management, forecasting, reporting, and financial analysis throughout project execution. This individual will work closely with project leadership, construction management, field supervision, accounting, procurement, and client representatives to ensure accurate visibility into project financial performance and identify cost or productivity risks before they impact project results. The ideal candidate will bring significant project controls experience within semiconductor, high-tech manufacturing, tool installation, data center, mission-critical, advanced manufacturing, or similar complex construction environments. Experience supporting fast-paced projects with substantial labor, subcontractor, material, and equipment costs is strongly preferred. This position requires previous semiconductor tool installation project experience. The Senior Cost Controller will review the Schedule of Rates (SOR), validate unit-rate applications against installed quantities and approved scope, and ensure labor, material, equipment, and subcontract costs are captured consistently at the applicable SOR line-item and work-package level. Key Responsibilities Project Cost Control & Forecasting Establish, maintain, and manage project cost control systems in alignment with contract scope, approved estimates, budgets, and project execution plans. Develop and maintain detailed project budgets, cost codes, commitments, forecasts, and reporting structures. Monitor actual and committed costs against approved budgets across: Direct labor Materials Equipment Subcontractors Purchased services Indirect costs Project overhead Prepare and continuously update: Cost-to-Complete (CTC) Estimate-at-Completion (EAC) Forecast-at-Completion Labor forecasts Cash flow projections Cost variance and trend reporting Identify emerging cost overruns, productivity issues, unfavorable trends, unapproved scope, and financial risks. Provide project leadership with timely, data-driven recommendations regarding cost exposure and corrective actions. High-Tech & Tool Install Cost Management Support cost controls for complex construction and/or tool installation activities within an active high-tech or mission-critical project environment. Track labor hours, installed quantities, productivity, equipment, material usage, subcontractor costs, and other project expenditures. Monitor performance across individual work packages, cost accounts, areas, systems, or installation scopes. Partner with field leadership to validate progress and ensure reported costs and productivity accurately reflect actual construction activity. Develop cost projections based on remaining quantities, labor productivity, staffing projections, procurement status, and project schedule. Support detailed cost analysis associated with accelerated schedules, sequencing changes, trade stacking, overtime, rework, and other conditions affecting project performance. Maintain detailed SOR unit-rate tracking by tool, system, area, work package, and installation activity, reconciling installed quantities and earned units to field progress, approved scope, and applicable contract rates. Establish and maintain man-hour budgets using SOR quantities, unit-rate labor assumptions, crew composi…

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