Administers the CMPRO PLM tool and supports configuration management for government software and hardware baselines. Maintains configuration hierarchies, user accounts, baselines, configuration status accounting, audits, and data repositories. Coordinates with network administrators to resolve issues, tests vendor updates, supports system implementation, provides process training, and prepares status reports. The role requires database administration experience, configuration management knowledge, a bachelor’s degree, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance.
The Configuration Management Database Administrator for Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (PEO C4I), PMW 110 will be responsible for supporting PMW 110 programs production baselines through database administration utilizing the Project Lifecycle Management (PLM) Tool CMPRO in support of the CM implementation to support software baselines. Working across multiple business process areas, the Analyst will gather, analyze, and verify data on existing enterprise platforms, locations, hardware, software and documentation for entry into the configuration management system (CMPRO) for the establishment or update of baselines in accordance with PMW 110 Configuration Management Plan (CMP).
This role is in San Diego, CA; Must be local to area.
JOB DUTIES:
- Supporting the government's CM program and assisting the lead CMS in developing, reviewing and maintaining the PLM Tool CMPRO.
- Assisting the lead CMS with product structure/configuration hierarchy definition and maintaining configuration baselines (Functional, Allocated, Product, As-Installed).
- Manage user accounts within the PLM Tool, CMPRO.
- Work with NIWC Network Administrators to resolve system/network problems and to provide updates and bug fixes to the web site with associated CM implementation.
- Test and integrate vendor application updates prior to installation/implementation in the Production instance.
- Reviewing, updating and providing CM process training to contractor and government personnel as required.
- Establishing complete baselines for hardware and software and displaying the information via the CM data repository.
- Supporting the government's Configuration Status Accounting (CSA) process and procedures.
- Providing weekly status updates and Monthly Activity Reports.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Bachelors in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information System, or Information Technology.
- Experience in performing Configuration Identification, Configuration Control, Configuration Status Accounting, Configuration Audits.
- Database Administration experience.
- Must be a U.S. Citizen.
- Must have an Active Secret Clearance to start.
DESIRED SKILLS:
- Software Configuration Management experience is a plus.
- Prior experience with PMW 160 or other NAVWAR organizations.
- Familiar with the use of CMPRO, JIRA, Confluence.
- CMPIC certification is a plus.
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