Configuration Management and Documentation Specialist – Federal Cybersecurity

Triumph Enterprises, Inc.

. Build and continuously maintain the program Artifact Library .

Posted 9/17/2026full-timeRemote • District of Columbia • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in technical writing for Federal customers, including the development of standard operating procedures and process documentation. Proficient in configuration management and building effective intake processes, ensuring compliance with DoD 8140/8570 certification requirements.

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DoD 8140/8570 Level III CertificationTechnical Writing for Federal CustomersConfiguration Management of DocumentationIntake Process DevelopmentStakeholder Training Guide Production

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Hard Skills

Technical WritingConfiguration ManagementVersion ControlProcess DocumentationArtifact Library ManagementRACI Matrix DevelopmentWorkflow Diagram CreationChange History ManagementEngineering Content EditingIntake Workflow Configuration

Certifications & Qualifications

CompTIA SecurityXCISSPCISSP-ISSAPCISSP-ISSEPCCSPCISMCCISOCISAGSLC

Industry Keywords

Federal CustomerDoD CompliancePublic Trust Background InvestigationNACES-member Equivalency EvaluationU.S. Citizenship

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Build and continuously maintain the program Artifact Library
Author the COSE Intake Process SOP, including the RACI matrix and workflow diagram
Create the accompanying Intake Workflow Configuration Documentation
Produce the Stakeholder Training Guide
Support the Program Manager with Weekly Progress Reports, Quad Charts, Leadership Briefing Packages, monthly reports, the Contractor Project Management Plan, and staff roster products
Perform configuration management of documentation and artifacts, including version control, naming conventions, and change history
Edit engineering and security content into material readable and actionable for non-engineer Government stakeholders
Own the program’s artifact library and intake process governing how work reaches the team

Requirements

What you’ll need

Current DoD 8140/8570 Level III certification required at application; qualifying categories include IAT III, IAM III, or IASAE III
Qualifying credentials may include CompTIA SecurityX, CISSP, CISSP-ISSAP, CISSP-ISSEP, CCSP, CISM, CCISO, CISA, or GSLC, or another credential on the current DoD 8140 qualification matrix at the required level
Minimum 5 years of relevant experience
Bachelor’s degree
Degrees earned outside the United States require a NACES-member equivalency evaluation
Technical writing for a Federal customer, including standard operating procedures and process documentation
Configuration management of documentation and artifacts across a program
Experience building and running an intake or work-request process with a defined RACI
U.S. citizenship required
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Tier 4 / High Risk Public Trust background investigation, VA systems access, and PIV credentialing
No work may begin until an interim determination is received

Benefits

Comp & perks

Regular full-time employment
Exempt position
Remote work arrangement
Travel expected at 0–10%
Equal opportunity employment