• Assist with operational activities, relate to the planning, implementation and execution of Non client Sponsored studies including Investigator Sponsored Studies (ISS), Co-operative group ISS, Collaborative and Research Development Agreements (CRADAs), Research Partner Studies (RPS), and Expanded Access (EA) • Working with other members of the group to support the timely execution and completion of NASCR group deliverables in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs) and other supporting documentation • Tracks essential documents and files them to the central document repository and enters data into source systems • Supports execution of operational metrics • May be involved in coordination and preparation for meetings (eg, drafting agendas/minutes, scheduling speakers, materials collation) • May provide support for numerous other aspects of the process (eg., compiling documents for review submission, budget and contract generation, site initiation packet review and approval, and study close-out) • May include creating and monitoring purchase orders, ad hoc administrative projects, and assisting with formatting of presentations.

• Leading wetland assessments and delineations, vegetation and botanical inventories, avian surveys, wildlife surveys, and Species at Risk habitat screenings. • Planning, coordinating, and safely executing environmental field programs, including logistics, supporting subcontractor co-ordination, field data collection, and QA/QC of field records. • Preparing and contributing to technical reports, baseline studies, environmental impact assessments, permitting documents, environmental management plans, monitoring reports, and regulatory submissions. • Interpreting field results in relation to applicable provincial and federal regulatory requirements, including requirements relevant to wetlands, wildlife, Species at Risk, migratory birds, and habitat protection. • Supporting proposal development, including technical approach, level of effort, assumptions, scheduling, staffing plans, and project experience write-ups. • Working with project managers to support project delivery, including scope planning, schedule coordination, budget tracking inputs, meeting notes, client communications, and deliverable coordination. • Collaborating with adjacent Environment disciplines as AECOM continues to grow its Atlantic ecology practice, including support for site assessment and remediation for contaminated sites (surface/groundwater monitoring and sampling, soil sampling, air sampling, Phase II ESA drilling and reporting) where appropriate. • Following AECOM Safety, Health and Environment requirements and quality management processes, and helping promote safe, practical, and high-quality field delivery.

• Join a high-performing project management team supporting U.S. Air Force acquisition and sustainment programs. • Develop, maintain, and update Integrated Master Schedules (IMS) for various projects within the program. • Work closely with the Program Manager and Project Managers to identify project tasks, milestones, dependencies, and timelines. • Monitor project progress and performance against the IMS, identifying potential risks, delays, and issues. • Conduct regular schedule reviews and status meetings with cross-functional project teams to track progress and address scheduling concerns. • Conduct critical path analyses and schedule health and probabilistic risk assessments. • Prepare and present schedule status reports, updates, and forecasts to the Program Manager and other stakeholders. • Utilize scheduling software and tools (e.g., Microsoft Project, Open Plan, Primavera, Acumen) to develop, manage, and analyze project schedules. • Identify and implement schedule management best practices and process improvements. • Comply with defense acquisition scheduling policies, standards, and guidelines.

• 负责公司产品在目标区域内的推广,并达成公司的销售目标 • 负责目标区域内客户的管理,包括建立及更新客户资料,维护客户关系等工作 • 完成公司规定的各类销售报表 • 搜集区域内竞争对手的信息 • 严格遵守公司的道德行为规范(OEC)政策,有效地执行公司的市场计划