Configuration Manager

Maxtena has an exciting opportunity for a Configuration Manager position at our headquarters in Germantown, MD. This is an on-site position that will be directly involved with the development, transition to manufacturing, and sustaining of a variety of antenna systems for the next generation of GPS, Satellite, and Terrestrial (5G, 4G, LTE) communication systems through ownership and oversight of technical data, test plans, test reports, analysis, and documentation . You will be instrumental in designing and manufacturing these innovative solutions to serve customers in fixed, aeronautical, land-mobile, and maritime domains.

In this position, the Configuration Manager will be responsible for performing design and manufacturing data governance, product configuration management, engineering change management, and process improvement initiatives.

You will utilize EDM tools for eCAD and mCAD document controls and oversee the parts release process within a PLM system.

This position also requires strong interpersonal skills and some project management skills to lead a cross-functional engineering team through a formal product release.

Document preparation and participation in design reviews will be required, as well as the ability to communicate effectively.

• Be a self-starter with impeccable attention to detail s
• Require minimal oversight to complete tasks on time
• Plan and execute configuration management throughout the lifecycle of a project.
• Be able to organize file structures and BOMs within an electronic filing system to maintain configuration integrity
• Be able to help standardize templates and check documentation for accuracy and formatting standards
• Skilled in product configuration definition and product BOM structure development.
• Develop and maintain engineering documentation for all relevant products
• Support quality system and product-focused efforts
• Ensures the proper baseline identification and tracking of all configuration-controlled items, performs periodic audits, and provides verification of the formally released version of configuration-controlled items