Configuration Manager

The duties include: Configuration identification, including supporting the review of program unique specifications for hardware and software; engineering drawing and participating in in-process reviews; requesting nomenclature and CPIN assignment for CIs; marking of CI/CSCIs and associated documentation; assisting and ensuring appropriate documentation is approved and placed on contract for establishment of government controlled baselines. Change control, including reviewing ACSNs, ECPs, CCPs, RFWs, RFDs for format and content requirements; identify discrepancies and issues between the government and weapon systems contractor; planning and scheduling CCBs; Secretariat for CCBs, preparing CCB Briefings and documentation for the board; and tracking implementation of approved changes. Support configuration audits, including developing audit plans, coordinating on weapon system contractor proposed agendas and schedules for FCAs/PCAs; generating significant comments and action items; reviewing draft minutes; monitoring corrective actions and closure of action items; and assist with preparing notifications to weapon system contractors when audit requirements have been satisfactorily met. Configuration Status Accounting including monitoring data input; tracking the configuration of fielded systems and equipment; and monitoring changes and status of configuration baseline documentation. Deficiency reporting; receiving, processing and tracking closure of deficiency reports; monitoring investigations; processing and disposition of exhibits; responding to inquiries from field units, contractors, etc. supporting briefings and generating reports for management on DR status and trends; and scheduling and performing secretariat function for Review Boards.
11 Minimum Education Requirement: Bachelor’s Degree Minimum Experience Requirement: Minimum of 5 years of experience in configuration management in a government or private industry program office