Configuration & Data Manager

Requisition #: TLS-26-033 | Clearance:
Active DoD Secret (US citizenship required) | Level: Senior |

Experience:

7+ years |

Education:

Bachelor's (4-yr) | Work site:
Redstone Arsenal – Huntsville, AL (on-site)

• Organize and maintain program assets, including reports, briefings, engineering drawings, and technical documentation
• Manage the intake, routing, tracking, and archival of MDA development data
• Serve as the lead administrator for the program's Integrated Data Environment (IDE), managing MDA SharePoint sites and shared data repositories
• Facilitate major program reviews by coordinating logistics, compiling briefing decks, tracking objective evidence, and recording action items
• Oversee the end-to-end Contract Data Deliverables (CDRL) lifecycle, including receipt, tracking, forecasting, and cross-functional distribution
• Support prime contractor Configuration Control Board (CCB) activities by logging change requests, preparing supporting data packages, and documenting meeting minutes and action items
• Maintain the Lessons Learned database, overseeing the drafting, coordination, archival, and distribution of findings across government and industry stakeholders

• U.S. citizenship with an active DoD Secret security clearance
• Bachelor's degree with 7+ years of data/configuration management experience supporting missile defense or large-scale, complex DoD programs
• Proven background establishing and maintaining strict configuration-controlled environments
• Ability to review systems engineering documentation to verify accuracy and alignment with program specifications
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with demonstrated experience delivering structured, audience-tailored presentations and reports

• Familiarity with MDA and Systems Engineering processes
• Hands-on proficiency with tools such as Windchill, SharePoint, MS Teams, Power BI, Jira, DOORS, Cameo, and Git
• Experience applying AI/ML tools to enhance data analytics, workflow automation, and process improvement