Software Configuration Analyst

The Software Configuration Analyst is responsible for providing direct support to the Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Pacific in the execution of software configuration management, delivery coordination, and technical support for the C2P CDLMS baseline and associated host combat system integrations across lab, fleet, and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) environments. This includes planning, executing, and documenting software deliveries, configuration changes, and quality assurance activities for both legacy and tech-refresh systems.

• Lead configuration management activities for complex projects or multiple systems.
• Develop and enforce configuration management plans, policies, and procedures ensuring compliance with organizational and industry standards.
• Oversee configuration control boards (CCB) and change management processes.
• Analyze impacts of configuration changes and advise stakeholders on risk and compliance.
• Manage and optimize configuration management tools and databases for accurate tracking and reporting.
• Conduct root cause analysis of configuration issues and implement corrective actions.
• Mentor and guide junior and intermediate configuration management staff.
• Collaborate with project managers, development, and operations teams to integrate configuration management practices throughout the project life-cycle.
• Stay updated on emerging tools, standards, and best practices in configuration management.

• Configuration management principles and best practices
• Configuration baselines and version control
• Configuration control boards and change review processes
• Risk assessment related to configuration changes
• Impact assessment and root cause analysis
• Configuring and optimizing configuration management tools
• Unix/Linux command-line proficiency, desired
• Windows server and patch management, desired
• Basic scripting (Power Shell, Python, Bash), desired
• Version control (CMPRO, Git Lab, Jenkins), desired
• DoD software fielding and accreditation, desired
• Two to three years' experience with US Navy Combat Systems in at least one aspect (design, development, integration, operation, test, analysis, etc.), desired

GED and/or equivalent years of experience

General office environment

Computer/Equipment lab

May be expected to lift up to 25 lbs

Frequent use of keyboard and typing

Frequent sitting and standing

9/80

The ability to work non-standard work hours and schedules in support of project requirements.

$ to $ annually, DOE

Candidates must have an active clearance OR the ability to obtain a US Government security clearance and will be subject to a US security background investigation (i.e. favorable background investigation / credit score). Additional eligibility requirements for access to various levels of classified information may also be required. An active security clearance is highly desirable.