The Configuration Management Analyst supports various aspects of Department of Defense (DoD) configuration management, including developing Configuration Management Plans (CMP) and Configuration Status Accounting Reports (CSAR). The analyst participates in Configuration Control Board (CCB) and Technical Review Board (TRB) activities and supports configuration management for developmental and operational systems throughout their life cycles, from initial requirements through end-of-life. The role provides front-end configuration management guidance to engineering teams based on industry standards and best practices, and coordinates among change analysts, engineering teams, and program offices. It supports Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) packages and related documentation, baseline management, and systems engineering technical review events. The analyst also administers CMPRO for assigned projects and serves as a backup to the Software License Manager. Candidates need a high school diploma or GED; an associate degree is considered ideal. Three years of computerized system or administrative experience are required. The employee must be able to obtain a Secret clearance and work toward specified relevant certifications within one and a half years after assuming duties.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED