Risk Manager

In a world of possibilities, pursue one with endless opportunities. Imagine Next! At Parsons, you can imagine a career where you thrive, work with exceptional people, and be yourself. Guided by our leadership vision of valuing people, embracing agility, and fostering growth, we cultivate an innovative culture that empowers you to achieve your full potential. Unleash your talent and redefine what’s possible. Job Description: Parsons is seeking an experienced Risk Manager to support a federal civil works and infrastructure program involving planning, site assessment, design, construction, and project closeout. The Risk Manager will lead program-level risk management across multiple task orders and geographically dispersed projects, helping Government leadership identify, assess, quantify, mitigate, and monitor risks affecting cost, schedule, quality, safety, environmental compliance, performance, and mission objectives. What You’ll Be Doing Develop, implement, maintain, and continually improve the Program Risk Management Plan. Establish risk management procedures, standards, templates, reporting processes, and operating protocols for consistent execution across the program. Identify, assess, quantify, prioritize, and document project and program risks in a formal Risk Register. Evaluate risks based on probability, impact, exposure, timing, and potential effects on cost, schedule, quality, safety, scope, environmental compliance, stakeholders, and mission requirements. Continuously review schedule, cost, quality, and performance trends to identify emerging risks and determine root causes of delays, productivity losses, and performance issues. Develop actionable mitigation, contingency, and recovery plans for high-priority risks. Assign risk owners, establish mitigation actions and target dates, and monitor progress through closure. Track risk trends, residual exposure, overdue mitigation actions, and changes in risk status. Integrate risk management with program scheduling, cost management, construction management, quality assurance, safety, environmental compliance, contract administration, change management, and stakeholder coordination. Coordinate with schedulers to evaluate schedule risks, critical and near-critical path impacts, delays, Time Impact Analyses, and recovery strategies. Coordinate with cost estimators to assess potential financial impacts, cost uncertainty, contract modifications, and program-level budget risks. Identify issues that may result in contract claims, time extensions, cost growth, differing site conditions, or other project impacts. Facilitate risk identification, assessment, mitigation, and review workshops with Government personnel, contractors, designers, installation representatives, and other stakeholders. Prepare risk dashboards, trend analyses, briefings, reports, and recommendations for Program Managers, Project Managers, and Government leadership. Provide risk input to program reviews, project governance meetings, change-control boards, milestone reviews, and lessons-learned activities. Support risk assessments during site selection, site feasibility studies, design development, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout. Evaluate risks associated with utilities, constructability, access, logistics, environmental conditions, permitting, security requirements, long-lead equipment, and operational deconfliction. Report significant risks and recommended resolutions to program leadership and the Government. Maintain accurate and accessible risk-management records and supporting documentation. Provide technical guidance, coaching, and training to project teams and junior risk personnel. Lead, assign, and review the work of subordinate risk staff, as assigned. Support multiple concurrent projects and task orders with changing priorities and geographically dispersed teams. What Required Skills You’ll Bring Active Secret security clearance Bachelor’s degree in Eng…

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