Quantum Analysts
Full Time
Greater Toronto Area
Onsite
QUALIFICATIONS
We welcome applications from experienced professionals with construction, and quantity surveying background ranging from intermediate to leadership roles, with 8-25 years of experience, depending on the position and assignment.
Relevant professional credentials or active progress toward recognized credentials are considered assets, including:
PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)
PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP)
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Planning & Scheduling Professional (PSP)
Certified Cost Professional (CCP)
Decision and Risk Management Professional (DRMP)
Professional Engineer (P.Eng.)
Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)
Professional Quantity Surveyor (PQS)
Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (MCIArb)
Other relevant project controls, engineering, commercial, claims, or dispute-resolution credentials
What We Value
We are particularly interested in professionals who demonstrate:
Strong technical competence within their discipline
Excellent analytical and problem-solving capability
High attention to detail and evidentiary rigor
Ability to work with large and complex project records
Strong written reporting and professional communication skills
Ability to independently develop defensible analyses and conclusions
Understanding of contractual, commercial, and project-controls interfaces
Experience working on major or complex construction and infrastructure projects
Professional judgment and the ability to communicate findings clearly to project teams, executives, clients, counsel, and experts
RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform detailed quantum, damages, and cost analysis in connection with construction claims, counterclaims, disputes, and commercial assessments.
Quantify the financial consequences of:
Prolongation
Disruption and loss of productivity
Acceleration
Delay
Additional and unforeseen work
Suspension
Inefficiency
Escalation
Termination
Extended overhead
Labour and equipment impacts
Analyze actual costs, budgets, forecasts, cost reports, payroll records, timesheets, invoices, purchase orders, subcontract accounts, equipment records, productivity data, and other contemporaneous cost evidence.
Develop transparent and auditable cost build-ups and damages models that clearly demonstrate factual and financial causation.
Perform labour productivity and disruption assessments using appropriate methodologies such as measured mile analysis, earned-hours analysis, productivity comparisons, and other recognized techniques where supported by the available evidence.
Assess site overhead, project overhead, head-office overhead, extended general conditions, labour burden, equipment, material, subcontractor, escalation, financing, and other recoverable cost components.
Review and evaluate variations, change orders, compensation events, claims, subcontractor submissions, and final-account positions.
Test claimed costs for entitlement, causation, reasonableness, duplication, mitigation, contemporaneous substantiation, and contractual recoverability.
Reconcile claimed amounts against project accounting records and contemporaneous commercial documentation.
Prepare claim schedules, quantum matrices, cost models, expert-support calculations, appendices, and analytical narratives.
Identify unsupported, duplicated, overstated, misallocated, or otherwise non-recoverable costs.
Support the preparation and review of claims, counterclaims, adjudications, arbitrations, expert reports, settlement evaluations, and independent commercial assessments.
Work closely with delay analysts, schedulers, contracts professionals, legal counsel, project teams, and independent experts to establish clear linkage between event, entitlement, causation, duration, and quantum.
Apply recognized quantity surveying, cost management, claims, damages, and dispute-resolution methodologies appropriate to the assignment.