Cost Management Manager Job Sealy area,Texas USA,Engineering

Establishment and Implementation of Cost Management Systems: Develop and refine comprehensive lifecycle cost management systems, processes, and standards tailored to the characteristics of U.S. projects.
End-to-End Cost Control: Responsible for investment estimation, budgeting, and budget review for projects. Implement dynamic cost monitoring to promptly identify deviations and drive corrective actions.
Contract and Procurement Cost Management: Participate in contract negotiations, review subcontractor and supplier quotations, manage cost evaluations for contract changes, and approve progress payments.
Cost Analysis and Optimization: Regularly prepare cost reports, conduct thematic analyses and value engineering, and propose feasible solutions for cost reduction and efficiency improvement.
Cross-Departmental and Cross-Cultural

Collaboration:

Maintain effective communication with U.S. project teams, China headquarters, local partners, and government authorities to ensure accurate and timely synchronization of cost-related information.
Risk Management and Compliance: Identify cost-related risks in projects, formulate response strategies, and ensure all cost-related activities comply with local U.S. regulations and company policies.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering Cost, Engineering Management, Civil Engineering, Finance, or related fields.
At least 8 years of experience in engineering project cost management, including a minimum of 3 years in a cost management role on overseas projects with large-scale enterprises.
Familiarity with international engineering cost standards (e.g., AACE, RICS) and management processes, with hands‑on experience in full lifecycle cost control for overseas projects.
Proficiency in at least one internationally recognized cost management software (e.g., CostX, Win Est), along with strong data analysis and reporting skills.
Fluency in both Chinese and English, capable of professional written and verbal communication, and able to prepare cost reports and conduct business exchanges in English.
High sense of responsibility, integrity, adaptability to cross-cultural work environments, and ability to handle work pressure.
Possession of relevant certifications such as Certified Cost Engineer (China), PMP, or CPC is preferred.
Willingness to work in China for the first year, followed by long-term assignment to the United States.

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