Configuration Management (Specialist)

Delta Solutions & Strategies•Vandenberg SFB, CA

5d•$95,000 - $105,000•Onsite

About The Position

Delta Solutions & Strategies is seeking a Configuration Management Specialist to join its team at Vandenberg SFB. The role supports the development, implementation, and maintenance of disciplined configuration management processes that ensure the integrity, traceability, and accountability of hardware, software, and system documentation throughout their lifecycle. The Specialist helps establish and sustain controlled baselines for configuration items across S4S-managed networks and facilities, ensuring changes are evaluated, documented, approved, and integrated into enterprise systems in accordance with operational, cybersecurity, and engineering standards.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI security clearance.
At least 5 years of related experience in configuration management or system documentation.
Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Systems Engineering, or a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to work with classified and unclassified systems while complying with DoD configuration-control and data-protection standards.
Proficiency with configuration management or asset-tracking tools such as Xacta, Remedy, ServiceNow, or equivalent.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy in technical documentation.
Ability to coordinate across multidisciplinary teams, including engineering, cybersecurity, logistics, and network operations.

Nice To Haves

ITIL Foundation or equivalent certification preferred.
Additional configuration or data management certifications, such as CMII, CMPIC, or DoD-recognized configuration management programs, are desirable.

Responsibilities

Maintain configuration documentation baselines and process change requests in accordance with applicable regulations, command policies, and enterprise configuration management plans.
Document and track configuration change board meetings, including minutes, approvals, action items, and final decisions.
Maintain current system configuration documentation using government-approved configuration control, versioning, and change-tracking tools or systems.
Document data centers and communications rooms, including square footage, electrical and HVAC inputs and outputs, BTU ratings, rack elevations, and equipment layouts.
Maintain building floor plans and diagrams showing system locations, equipment models and serial numbers, hard drive serial numbers, warranty information, and network connectivity.
Document the physical locations of phones, printers, and scanners and map them to their connected networks.
Maintain documentation of physical and logical metropolitan, campus, and local network architectures, including topologies and diagrams for supported classified and unclassified networks.
Maintain documentation of software configurations above the standard desktop baseline for supported systems, servers, and mission applications.
Provide informal status reports summarizing data in configuration management documentation repositories, as required.
Conduct and document monthly configuration audits covering at least 10 percent of baseline inventory; reconcile discrepancies and report results to leadership through formal audit reports.
Coordinate with system owners, cybersecurity staff, and engineering personnel to ensure configuration changes are captured, authorized, and accurately reflected in system documentation.
Support risk management and security authorization processes by maintaining traceable configuration data for RMF control responses, hardware and software inventories, and security documentation packages.
Assist in developing and maintaining configuration item lists, baseline identifiers, version histories, and component relationships.
Store and version-control configuration documentation in accordance with government records-retention policies and security-classification guidance.
Identify documentation discrepancies or inconsistencies and recommend corrective actions to maintain baseline integrity.
Support system integration, modernization, and decommissioning by validating configuration accuracy before transition or disposal.
Provide mentorship and technical guidance on configuration control practices to junior configuration management personnel and system administrators as needed.