Sr. Scheduling Engineer | Data center

• Pay: $176,800–$208,000 per year + overtime pay + $4,000 monthly per diem ($48,000 annually per diem, non-taxable)
• Mobilization and Demobilization Bonus: $2,400 each (tax-free)
• Contract role, full-time on site. There is a possibility of conversion to W-2 after a 1 to 2 month trial period
• Long-term project opportunity (24-months) with a strong possibility of extension and subsequent project engagements.
• Training and professional development opportunities

• Work on a large hyperscale data center project
• Gain valuable mission-critical construction experience
• Opportunity to grow into higher-level leadership roles
• Access opportunities to move to future projects across the U.S.
• Contribute to a fast-growing industry with exposure to large-scale projects exceeding $100M

• 24-month project with high possibility of extension and subsequent projects
• Experience in industrial construction project control and scheduling, with a focus on large-scale hyper-scale data center projects.
• High-level proficiency with MS Project, Primavera P6, and Bluebeam software
• Midwestern U.S.
• Contract role, full-time on-site
• Unrestricted ability to travel/relocate
• Excellent spoken and written English

NOTE:
This position is available to U.S. citizens or permanent residents only.

AB Consulting GSS is a U.S.

-based supplier of experienced technical talent to the manufacturing and construction industries. A major client is asking us to provide a Sr. Construction Scheduling Engineer to assist with scheduling and control of mission-critical hyper-scale data center construction in the midwestern U.S.

The Sr. Construction Scheduling Engineer (Scheduler) will work on site in a fast-paced construction environment under the direction of the client’s Assistant VP of Scheduling. The Scheduler will collaborate closely with the client’s construction and engineering teams to develop and manage comprehensive project schedules. You will be responsible for creating and updating schedules at various milestones, as project deliverables are completed, and as scopes of work are added.

Additionally, you will identify schedule risks and provide regular updates to key team members on the progress of project completion.

1099 Independent Contractor

This initial position will most likely be in the midwestern U.S. but jobs can be anywhere in the continental U.S. In order to be considered you must be highly willing and flexible to travel and work at the client’s site(s). Projects typically last 18 to 24 months.

November 2026

24 months with good chance of extension

Collaborate closely with the preconstruction manager, project managers, engineers, superintendents, subcontractors, and other project services staff to plan and optimize the project schedule from conceptual planning through engineering and construction.

Ensure that short-term and long-term project objectives are achieved. Create and manage schedule logic, constraints, realistic activity durations, and resource availability. Evaluate the effects of design changes and schedule delays. Communicate all schedule updates to company management and clients.

Evaluate the effects of design changes and schedule delays, identify risks and communicate to company management and clients. Identify critical path(s) and recommend ways to de-risk and improve the project schedule.

Engage in challenging discussions with the entire project team, including the Owner, General Contractor, AE, Subcontractors, and Suppliers. Interact with clients, attend regular meetings and present statistical reports.

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