Project Controller, Energy and Infrastructure Projects (Toronto, ON)

• You will drive predictable project outcomes by controlling, analyzing, forecasting, and reporting project cost, cash flow, revenue, progress, and risk from execution through close‑out.

• You will improve cost and schedule performance by identifying variances early, assessing long‑term impacts, and supporting timely, effective recovery actions.

• You will strengthen margin and forecast confidence by identifying financial and performance trends and proactively communicating their implications to project and leadership teams.

• You will enable disciplined execution and accountability by leading monthly project reviews with Project Managers and delivering detailed, schedule‑aligned forecasts.

• You will protect and enhance Linxon's commercial position by interpreting contract terms and identifying claim, change order, warranty, and recovery opportunities.

• You will ensure transparency and governance by monitoring project changes, maintaining robust documentation, and aligning forecasts with evolving project conditions.

• You will safeguard financial integrity by applying IFRS‑aligned project accounting, including accurate cost allocation, accruals, and revenue recognition.

• You will drive cross‑functional alignment by partnering closely with Project Management, Legal, Procurement, Quality, HSE, and Finance to resolve risks and enable delivery.

• You will reduce rework and escalation by improving the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of project controls reporting.

• You will advance organizational capability by sharing knowledge, maximizing effective use of PIMS, and challenging legacy practices to elevate global Project Controls maturity.

Who you are?

• You are a results‑oriented Project Controls professional with a bachelor's degree in Engineering, Finance, or Accounting and 5+ years of relevant project controls experience, taking ownership of cost, forecast, risk, and commercial outcomes—not just reports.

• You are analytically strong and skilled at translating complex project data into clear, actionable insight for Project Managers and leadership.

• You are disciplined in forecasting and variance analysis, with a strong focus on accuracy, transparency, and follow‑through.

• You are commercially astute, understanding contracts, warranties, change orders, claims, and recovery mechanisms, and knowing when to engage Legal and Finance partners.

• You are grounded in IFRS-aligned project accounting principles, ensuring cost allocation, accruals, and recoveries are defensible and audit‑ready.

• You are quality‑focused, taking pride in complete, timely, and well‑documented deliverables that reduce rework and follow‑ups.

• You are a strong collaborator across Project Management, Legal, Procurement, Quality, HSE, and Finance, believing the best outcomes come from shared ownership.

• You are comfortable challenging assumptions and the status quo when data or experience points to a better path.

• You are accountable and proactive, escalating risks early to protect trust, predictability, and results.

• You are a strategic thinker who views Project Controls as an enabler of business growth, scalability, and organizational credibility.