The Specialist, Hardware Configuration Management designs and establishes hardware configuration management processes and documentation, analyzes proposed product design changes for their impact on the overall system, establishes baselines, and authorizes the release of contract-specified drawings and changes. The role provides guidance on methods, procedures, and requirements to personnel responsible for design and documentation; serves as a liaison between management and other functional groups to resolve configuration-change issues; and performs verification and audits for compliance with contractual and internal requirements. The position generates, enforces, and maintains Configuration and Data Management Plans; administers hardware products and processes in a Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) tool; and supports and collaborates with cross-functional engineering disciplines across multiple locations. It establishes and maintains configuration baselines for development, production, and sustainment programs, oversees engineering changes, manages data items and SDRL/CDRL schedules, and leads Configuration Status Accounting and configuration audits. The Specialist also serves as a subject matter expert on hardware configuration management practices and directs the Configuration Change Board process.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level