NISSC 3 Configuration Management Analyst

Responsibilities

• Supports the NISSC 3 program by executing configuration management (CM) activities.
• Works in close coordination with the EDLM/UDLM Manager and other stakeholders to manage changes arising from internal development as well as integration of external provider systems.
• Performs configuration identification, change control, and configuration status accounting in accordance with NISSC 3 CM processes and program standards.
• Maintains accurate, current system and documentation baselines in designated repositories, including baselines impacted by integration of external provider systems.
• Supports and participates in configuration audits (functional and physical), including preparation of audit data, records, and supporting documentation.
• Maintains logs of all approved changes, including hardware, software, documentation, and interface updates, ensuring full traceability and auditability.
• Prepare draft configuration management (CM) plans and procedures; support coordination, review, and updates to CM-related documentation.
• Aid in the creation, maintenance, and control of baseline documentation (drawings, interface control documents, requirements, design documents, etc.).
• Generate and deliver configuration status reports, ensuring compliance with data integrity and reporting standards.
• Participate in integration audits; develop associated checklists, data collection mechanisms, and summary reports for management and audit teams.
• Ensure all baseline documentation updates are complete, accurate, and approved through formal change control processes.
• Closely coordinate with the EDLM/UDLM Manager to ensure urgent and emergency depot-level maintenance changes are properly captured, reviewed, and documented within CM systems.
• Use designated repositories and CM tools to track configuration items (CIs), changes, and status, and to support integration and status reporting.
• Support process improvement activities related to configuration management, documentation control, and data integrity.

Qualifications

• 4–6 years of relevant experience in configuration management, systems engineering support, or a closely related discipline.
• Demonstrated experience applying configuration management principles, including change control, configuration identification, and configuration status accounting.
• Experience supporting or conducting system or configuration audits and preparing configuration management plans and/or procedures.
• Experience working in structured, process-driven environments (DoD, aerospace, defense, or critical infrastructure preferred).
• Bachelor’s degree in one of the following or closely related disciplines: Information Technology (IT) / Cybersecurity / Computer Science (CS) / Information Systems (IS) / Data Science / Software Engineering OR equivalent DoD/Military training and experience in configuration management, systems maintenance, cyber/IT, or related field.
• Active Secret clearance at time of hire. Ability to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI as required by the program.
• Possession of at least one of the following: CND, GFACT, GSEC, or Security+ (Security+ CE acceptable).
• Must meet 8140 requirements for the applicable role category within required timelines.