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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Configuration Management and Release Engineering Specialist - **Company:** General Dynamics Information Technology - **Location:** Fort Belvoir, VA, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $106,250.0 - $143,750.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Component-Based Software Engineering, Biometrics, Configuration Management Databases, Configuration Management, Cyber Security, Databases, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Integration, Interoperability, Network Architecture, Release Management, Software Vulnerability Management, Computer Networking Systems, Enterprise Software Applications, SC Clearance, Build Management, Tools for Reporting, Software Version Control, Servicenow - **Published:** October 30, 2026 - **Apply:** https://gdit.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/External_Career_Site/job/USA-VA-Fort-Belvoir/Configuration-Management-and-Release-Engineering-Specialist_RQ231454-1/apply ## About the Role * Minimum 5+ years of ITSM Change and Configuration Management experience. * Hands-on experience with ServiceNow Change, CMDB, and Configuration modules * Familiarity with ITIL frameworks, especially Change & Configuration processes. * Experience supporting ERB/CCB or similar governance bodies * Strong technical understanding of enterprise networks, systems, applications, and architectures. * Excellent communication, coordination, facilitation, and documentation skills. * Experience maintaining configuration management data and artifact repositories. * Experience coordinating daily interactions face-to-face, TEAMS, and weekly scheduled meetings with the Technical and Development teams. * Required clearance: Active/current DoW Secret clearance., Years of Experience 5 + years of related experience * may vary based on technical training, certification(s), or degree Certification ## Description The Configuration Management and Release Engineering Specialist provides technical leadership and supports the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Defense Stockpile Management Systems (DSMS) enterprise application configuration management, software development, and release delivery. The position establishes and maintains configuration-management documentation, controls authorized changes and release artifacts, and ensures the integrity, security, availability, performance, and traceability of mission-critical application build and release environments. The Configuration Management and Release Engineering Specialist supports the full software development lifecycle by developing application components, interfaces, reports, modules, technical documentation, automated build and deployment tools, and continuous integration/continuous delivery capabilities. The role collaborates with development, quality assurance, database, network infrastructure, cybersecurity, and program-management teams to improve release quality, productivity, compliance, and successful production delivery. WHAT YOU WILL DO: ERB Responsibilities Coordinate and facilitate Engineering Review Board (ERB) meetings, including agendas, technical documentation, and meeting minutes. Review engineering change proposals for technical accuracy, completeness, architecture compliance, cybersecurity, interoperability, and configuration-control requirements. Coordinate with technical stakeholders to assess change impacts, track action items, and ensure required documentation is updated following ERB decisions. CCB Responsibilities Manage and facilitate Configuration Control Board (CCB) meetings to evaluate and approve changes to baselined systems. Review, validate, and prioritize Request for Change (RFC) submissions in ServiceNow. Ensure changes are categorized, risk-assessed, and documented prior to CCB review. Maintain configuration baselines and ensure all approved changes are properly reflected in program documentation. Coordinate with functional teams to ensure changes are implemented as approved. Track CCB decisions, approvals, rejections, and change status in ServiceNow. ITSM Duties Maintain and improve CMDB accuracy, including configuration-item discovery, relationships, and resolution of discrepancies or configuration drift. Develop and maintain configuration-management plans, policies, standard operating procedures, and work instructions. Generate ERB, CCB, and ITSM metrics and status reports using ServiceNow dashboards and reporting tools. Establish, maintain, and improve configuration-management plans, procedures, standards, baselines, repositories, change records, and technical artifacts. Manage authorized configuration changes, build artifacts, source-code baselines, version-control practices, and deployment records. Coordinate change-control activities, including Engineering Review Boards, Change Control Boards, release-readiness reviews, and approval workflows. Provide technical guidance to technical teams on configuration-management methods, documentation requirements, version control, and artifact traceability. Develop, maintain, and support application components, modules, reports, interfaces, and support technical documentation for enterprise applications. Troubleshoot and resolve integration, deployment, configuration issues in coordination with technical teams. Ensure artifacts, configuration files, and related deliverables are complete, validated, version-controlled, and approved before production release. Support software assurance, cybersecurity, vulnerability remediation, configuration compliance, audit preparation, and documentation requirements. Collaborate with Development, Quality Assurance, Database, Network, Infrastructure, Cybersecurity, and Program Management personnel to resolve dependencies and support integrated execution. Develop and maintain standard operating procedures, work instructions, implementation plans, rollback plans, release notes, deployment checklists, and after-action documentation.