Serve as the operational hub and daily execution engine of L.L. Blue Engineering project portfolio and agent-first PMO. This role owns the tracking, documentation, coordination, and proposal assembly functions that keep projects moving — and critically, owns the operational architecture of L.L. Blue Engineering's agent-first project management platform. As the primary daily operator of agent-assisted workflows, this person is closest to where the system works and where it doesn't. That position makes them the key driver of continuous workflow refinement — translating real operational experience into platform improvements in close partnership with the Project Manager. The PM defines the strategic architecture; this role brings it to life and makes it better every day.
Agent-First PMO — Operational Architecture & Continuous Refinement
- Own the operational architecture of LLBLUE's agent-first PMO — how workflows are configured, executed, and refined at the day-to-day level
- Serve as the primary daily operator of agent-assisted project management workflows — executing status reporting, document control, action tracking, and coordination through the agentic platform
- Maintain a structured feedback loop with the Project Manager (PM) — systematically identifying what works, what creates friction, and what needs to be redesigned in the platform
- Propose and validate operational workflow improvements based on direct daily experience — serving as the ground-level intelligence that drives platform evolution
- Ensure agent-assisted workflows are being executed consistently and correctly across the portfolio — flagging deviations and gaps to the PM
- Stay current on LLBLUE's evolving agentic toolset and adopt new capabilities as they are released, providing adoption feedback to the PM
- Maintain schedule, milestone, and action item tracking across all active projects — typically 10–12 simultaneous engagements
- Produce and distribute internal and client-facing status reports on a defined cadence using agent-assisted reporting workflows
- Own meeting logistics, agendas, notes, and decision logs for project and coordination meetings
- Maintain a real-time portfolio dashboard that gives the PM and Managing Principal clear visibility into project health across all engagements
- Track open issues, risks, and action items to closure — escalating to the PM when items are at risk
- Own document control across the full project lifecycle — version control, file organization, transmittal tracking, and closeout packages
- Maintain project folders, naming conventions, and document management standards in alignment with LLBLUE SOPs
- Support change management documentation and ensure revisions are tracked and distributed accurately
- Compile and organize project closeout documentation packages for client handoff
- Receive scope inputs from engineering and quantity/vendor inputs from the Construction & Field Operations Coordinator and assemble into organized, complete proposal packages
- Manage proposal schedules, submission deadlines, and internal review coordination
- Maintain proposal templates, bid logs, and opportunity tracking registers
- Support RFP response coordination — tracking requirements, ensuring all sections are complete, and managing final submission logistics
- Assist with formatting, proofreading, and production of client-facing proposal documents
Cross Functional Coordination - Systems Integration Projects
- Serve as the coordination hub on complex systems integration projects — ensuring engineering, sales, finance, HR, and field execution teams are aligned and moving
- Track cross-functional deliverables and dependencies; surface conflicts or gaps to the PM proactively
- Facilitate internal coordination meetings and ensure action items are captured, assigned, and followed through
- Support client communication on assigned projects — status updates, meeting coordination, and deliverable logistics
- Highly organized and process-oriented — tracking systems, structured workflows, and operational checklists are a natural strength
- Operationally curious — able to look at a workflow, identify where it breaks down, and articulate clearly how it should be improved
- Comfortable operating within and actively shaping AI-assisted workflows — not just a user, but a contributor to how the system evolves
- Strong written and verbal communication skills; comfortable interfacing with technical teams, field personnel, and clients
- Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and deadlines without losing detail or follow-through
- Enough technical awareness to coordinate meaningfully on industrial systems integration projects — prior exposure to engineering, construction, or technical services environments preferred
- Professional presence and judgment in client-facing situations
- Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office 365; experience with project management platforms and AI productivity tools
- Associate or Bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent experience acceptable
- Typically, 3–6 years of experience in project coordination, operations support, or administrative roles in engineering, construction, or technical services environments
- Demonstrated experience managing document control, tracking systems, and cross-functional coordination
- Prior exposure to proposal or estimating coordination a strong plus
- Demonstrated use of AI tools, automation platforms, or workflow tools in a professional setting strongly preferred
- Experience identifying and driving process improvements from within an operational role a significant advantage
- Project management fundamentals (CAPM or equivalent a plus)
- Document control and change management practices
- Microsoft Office 365 proficiency — particularly Excel, SharePoint, and Teams
- Hands-on experience with AI productivity and agentic workflow tools strongly preferred
- Familiarity with industrial or construction environments preferred
- Valid driver's license required
- Background check and drug screening as required per client and contract requirements
- Ability to obtain site access credentials and required clearances where applicable
- Hybrid role — remote-capable with periodic presence at HQ and client sites
- Travel may be required for project kickoffs, site visits, and key client milestones
- Extended hours may be required during active proposal windows, commissioning events, and critical project milestones
- Fast-paced, deadline-driven environment with frequent context switching across multiple concurrent projects
Compensation is commensurate with experience, qualifications, and demonstrated capability.
L.L. Blue Engineering, LLC is an equal opportunity employer and offers a comprehensive benefits package. We value diversity and are committed to fostering an inclusive and respectful work environment.
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Paid time off
- How do you ensure nothing ‘falls through the cracks’ when you’re managing multiple deadlines?
- Describe a tracking or reporting system you personally set up or improved (schedule, dashboard, document control, action tracking). What problem did it solve?
- Have you used AI or automation tools to assist with reporting, coordination, or documentation? What worked and what didn’t?
- How do you know when an issue needs to be escalated versus handled at the coordinator level?
- Walk me through what your daily project controls responsibilities looked like across multiple active projects
- How do you distinguish between an issue you resolve yourself and one that must be escalated to the Project Manager?
- When proposal inputs are late or incomplete, what actions do you take to keep the submission on track?