Senior Configuration Analyst Manager, Mechanical Engineering, Configuration Management

What you'll do

• Manage and maintain configuration management baselines for satellite systems across multiple vehicle configurations and product lines.
• Perform comprehensive impact analyses on engineering changes regarding technical design, interface specifications, requirements, schedule, cost, and production.
• Establish and maintain data hierarchies to ensure as-designed, as-built, and as-tested configurations are traceable through the PLM toolchain.
• Lead the Change Control Board (CCB) to manage analysis, dependencies, and deliverables for all engineering change categories.
• Develop data-driven technical packages and GD&T-compliant drawing packages to support leadership decision-making.
• Coordinate cross-functional change analysis across satellite bus, payload, electrical, antenna, radio frequency, and structural subsystems.
• Maintain engineering change notification logs and provide executive-level reporting on configuration status and metrics.
• Define and maintain business requirements and process documentation for Engineering Change Control workflows and classification logic.

What we're looking for

• Must be a U.S. citizen, national, permanent resident, or granted asylum/refugee status for export control compliance.
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, Systems Engineering, or related field).
• 5+ years of experience in Configuration Management and Change Management within aerospace, satellite, or defense programs.
• Demonstrated expertise in Systems Engineering of spacecraft systems and performing impact analysis at system and subsystem levels.
• Experience establishing data hierarchies and structures for aerospace systems with multiple evolving product lines.
• Familiarity with Physical, Informational, and Operational Interface Control Documents (ICDs).
• Expertise in GD&T and developing technical data packages for engineering documentation.
• Background in the design of satellite systems, launch vehicles, or other aerospace systems.