Configuration Management Specialist

at  ADGA Group Consultants Inc

Company Description
ADGA Group is a proudly Canadian-owned and operated defence and security technology company. Our core services include value-added program management, agile software engineering development, and integrated security solutions. As an industry partner to the Canadian Government and Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) for decades, ADGA is actively supporting ongoing and emerging requirements for operational readiness, reconstitution, and modernization.
For decades, we have recruited veterans to integrate their unique skillsets and highly specialized training into our workforce and work culture. At ADGA, we are united by our social purpose to create meaningful employment opportunities for veterans of the CAF and RCMP, their families, and fellow citizens who share a passion to contribute to the security and well-being of Canadians.
ADGA’s social purpose empowers us to reinvest in our employees as well as to donate generously to veteran and military family causes in our community.
Join our team at ADGA, where we prioritize your success by fostering internal movement and growth in a safe, inclusive and agile work environment. We offer a wide variety of career and developmental opportunities, including the option to work on different projects and technologies, on-the-job training, cross-training, access to business and technical online courses, and formal education subsidies.
Job Description

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ADGA is looking for a Configuration Management Specialist to provide the services of a subject matter expert (SME), supporting all Configuration Management requirements for our client.

Duties will include:

• Configuration Identification: Identify and document the configuration items (CIs) that make up the LISRM project such as determining what needs to be controlled and managed such as hardware, software, documentation, and other components.
• Change Management: Oversee the process of managing changes to the configuration items. This includes assessing proposed changes, evaluating their impact, and ensuring proper approval before any modifications are made.
• Configuration Status Accounting: Maintain accurate records and documentation of the status and history of CIs throughout their lifecycle to ensure that all project stakeholders have current and reliable information about the CIs.
• Configuration Audits: Conduct periodic audits to verify that the actual configuration of items conforms to the documentation and specifications.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Must hold a valid PSPC Secret level clearance.
• Consultants – need to be registered with the Controlled Goods Program, and Employees will have it processed by ADGA.
• Must have a College Diploma in Information Technology or Computer Science or suitable engineering or technical field or an undergraduate level University Degree in any discipline.
• Minimum 4 years (48 months) of demonstrated experience within the last 7 years (84 months) in at least 7 of this assessment area’s criteria below:
• Preparing Configuration Management plans and procedures.
• Defining configuration management tools and techniques.
• Defining configuration identification requirements.
• Establishing and maintaining a configuration management control process.
• Managing a configuration data management cell.
• Establishing configuration audit procedures.
• Configuration status accounting.
• Release planning.
• Identifying configuration management requirements in SOWs, Contract Deliverable Requirements Lists (CDRLs) and Data Item Descriptions.
  Additional Information

• Configuration Identification: Identify and document the configuration items (CIs) that make up the LISRM project such as determining what needs to be controlled and managed such as hardware, software, documentation, and other components.
• Change Management: Oversee the process of managing changes to the configuration items. This includes assessing proposed changes, evaluating their impact, and ensuring proper approval before any modifications are made.
• Configuration Status Accounting: Maintain accurate records and documentation of the status and history of CIs throughout their lifecycle to ensure that all project stakeholders have current and reliable information about the CIs.
• Configuration Audits: Conduct periodic audits to verify that the actual configuration of items conforms to the documentation and specifications