Configuration Manager II

Agile Defense•Redstone Arsenal, AL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Configuration Manager II provides workstation configuration management and system administration support to the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO), which supports PAE FIRES. The OCIO provides centralized lifecycle management, direction, guidance, and support for the acquisition, sustainment, maintainability, supportability, and implementation of the PAE Information Mission Area. PAE FIRES is an approved data center hosting multiple organizations throughout the U.S. Army Acquisition community. The role administers enterprise endpoint-management tools, manages workstation images and lifecycle activities, implements security configurations, and supports vulnerability remediation and Authority to Operate (ATO) activities. It also maintains approved workstation baselines, inventories, and configuration records, and supports customer-service teams in investigating and resolving workstation issues. The position is onsite at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, and requires an active Secret clearance to start.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 3 years of relevant experience supporting Windows workstations, including application packaging, software deployment, patch management, operating-system imaging, and troubleshooting.
Experience with an enterprise endpoint-management platform, Active Directory, Group Policy, and PowerShell scripting.
Experience reviewing vulnerability findings, applying remediation, implementing STIGs, and validating compliance.
Experience in a DoD environment, ATO support, and configuration change control.
Security+ CE certification within 6 months of start.
Active Secret clearance required to start.
Required technical skills: Microsoft SCCM/MECM; Windows 11; Windows Server 2019/2022/2025; Active Directory and Group Policy; PowerShell scripting and automation; Microsoft Print Server Management; BeyondTrust; Dell Command Suite; STIG implementation; and ACAS vulnerability remediation.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with Windows Server and print management.
ACAS/Nessus vulnerability scanning and remediation.
STIG Manager and STIG Viewer.
Workstation STIG implementation and compliance validation.
Active Directory and Group Policy administration.
ManageEngine Endpoint Central and SCCM/MECM.
PowerShell scripting and automation.
Application packaging and software deployment.
Patch management and compliance reporting.
Workstation imaging and operating-system deployment.
BitLocker configuration and management.
Configuration baseline management and change control.

Responsibilities

Administer ManageEngine Endpoint Central (EPC/UEMS) and SCCM/MECM to package and deploy applications, deliver software updates, manage endpoints, and generate inventory, deployment, and compliance reports.
Remediate vulnerabilities identified through ACAS scans by deploying patches, updating or removing software, and applying security scripts and configuration changes in coordination with the Information Assurance Team.
Review and implement workstation-related STIGs quarterly, using Group Policy, Endpoint Central, and PowerShell to apply and validate required settings.
Support ATO activities by providing configuration documentation, remediation status, compliance reports, and evidence supporting security requirements.
Develop, review, implement, and maintain Group Policy settings governing workstation security, operating-system behavior, and organizational requirements.
Create, maintain, capture, and deploy workstation images using Endpoint Central OS Deployer and SCCM/MECM, including drivers, required applications, security configurations, and post-imaging automation.
Manage workstation lifecycle activities, including provisioning, operating-system upgrades, application maintenance, configuration changes, and device retirement.
Develop and maintain PowerShell scripts and automated workflows for software deployment, vulnerability remediation, configuration enforcement, and workstation provisioning.
Track, document, categorize, and maintain changes to approved workstation baselines, including software, operating systems, security settings, and deployment configurations.
Perform configuration identification, configuration control, configuration status accounting, and configuration audits, including reviews of software versions, updates, and licensing status.
Use government-provided management tools to maintain hardware and software inventories, track licensing information, and identify unauthorized, outdated, or unsupported software.
Develop, distribute, implement, and track change packages resulting from approved Configuration Control Board actions.
Provide configuration management and system administration support to the Customer Support Team using Endpoint Central, SCCM/MECM, Recast Right Click Tools, BeyondTrust, and Dell Command tools to investigate and resolve workstation issues.