Configuration Manager

Koniag Government Services, LLC•Washington, DC

8d•$133,000 - $156,000

About The Position

Tuknik Government Services, LLC, a Koniag Government Services company, is seeking a Configuration Manager to support a U.S. Army customer on a large-scale contracting systems modernization and automation program. The role controls application, documentation, data-schema, interface, software, and release baselines, ensuring approved changes are identifiable, reproducible, traceable, transferable, and recoverable across separate IL-5 and IL-6 environments. This is a contingent recruiting profile for a future new business opportunity; the opening, employing subsidiary, compensation, work location, and staffing depend on final contract authorization. Work may be performed remotely when authorized, at Government facilities, or in controlled office and data-center environments. Work involving classified information or SIPRNet must take place at a Government-approved secure location using authorized systems. The role generally supports Government business hours, with occasional release, incident-response, maintenance-window, or approved travel requirements. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in information systems, computer science, engineering, management, or a related field; additional relevant experience may substitute for education.
Five or more years of software configuration, release, change, or technical data management experience.
Experience controlling application code and packages, databases, interfaces, documentation, dependencies, and deployment evidence.
Working knowledge of Git-based version control, artifact repositories, Jira/Confluence, SBOMs, and controlled release processes.
U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance or eligibility required for assigned work by the start of performance, with ongoing eligibility thereafter.
Ability to communicate clearly with Government, technical, and business stakeholders and maintain accurate work records in approved systems.
Ability to protect Controlled Unclassified Information and classified information, when assigned, and comply with required access, training, and handling procedures.
Software configuration and release management skills.
Baseline control and status accounting skills.
Experience with change boards and audit-ready evidence.
Ability to coordinate GitLab, Nexus, Jira, Confluence, and SBOMs.
Experience with cross-boundary package and manifest control.

Nice To Haves

Configuration Management II, ITIL, SAFe, DevSecOps, or comparable certification.
Experience with Appian package management and separate classified/unclassified release tracks.
Experience supporting CCBs and RMF/ATO evidence for DoD business applications.

Responsibilities

Establish and maintain the configuration-management plan, item register, naming standards, baselines, status accounting, and audit procedures.
Control Appian packages, conventional code, plug-ins, database scripts, interface definitions, environment configuration, test assets, documentation, and SBOM records.
Maintain release manifests identifying versions, dependencies, approvals, vulnerabilities, test results, deployment instructions, and rollback packages.
Administer change-control workflows and prepare packages for Configuration Control Board and Government approval.
Coordinate GitLab, Nexus, Jira, Confluence, Appian deployment records, and Government repositories as authoritative evidence sources.
Maintain separate IL-5 and IL-6 baselines and classify changes as common, IL-5-specific, or IL-6-specific.
Verify transferred IL-6 artifacts complete approved inspection, malware scanning, chain-of-custody, and boundary-entry procedures.
Conduct configuration audits and reconcile deployed versions, documentation, inventories, and authorization records.
Support emergency-change procedures followed by retrospective review, evidence completion, and baseline update.
Report configuration status, unauthorized variance, release readiness, and corrective actions to program leadership and the Government.