Technical Baseline Manager

Technical Baseline Manager (Aurora, CO) Overview The role involves developing, integrating, and managing technical requirements and interface artifacts (TRDs, ICDs, MBSE products), supporting reviews, and ensuring disciplined baseline control across large stakeholder groups. Role / Responsibilities Advise program leadership on system and segment design and test issues. Coordinate technical changes through review boards and maintain disciplined requirements and interface management across lifecycle phases. Develop, integrate, and manage TRDs, ICDs, and MBSE products. Provide technical advice to inform decisions. Support design reviews, technical evaluations, and requirements verification. Coordinate and present technical changes through review boards. Analyze problems, develop reports, and recommend solutions; partner to implement approved changes. Maintain disciplined requirements and interface management across teams and phases. Required Qualifications 4+ years on large-scale SE&I or development programs. 2+ years leading development or management of specifications, ICDs, CONOPS, architectures, and integration and test plans. Experience leading requirements and interface management for a major program. Experience coordinating and presenting technical changes via review boards. Knowledge of IEEE 15288.1 and 15288.2; proficiency with Microsoft Office; Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or Computer Science. Desired Qualifications Experience with space remote sensing systems (e.g., SBIRS, Next Gen OPIR, FORGE, WSF‑M, EWS). Experience with MBSE, Jira, Confluence, SysML, Cameo, or DOORS NG. Knowledge of DoD 5000.01 and 5000.02; Master’s degree; INCOSE membership. Clearance & Additional Requirements U.S. Citizen. Secret Clearance (SBI). On-site expectation: Aurora, CO. Compensation Annual salary range: USD $125,000 – $150,000. Additional compensation may include discretionary annual performance bonus, profit sharing, retirement plan, and other benefits. Deliverables Deliverables may take the form of reports, software files, briefings, spreadsheets, or other documents as directed, mandating strict adherence to government‑approved systems/software, processes, and specified standards. #J-18808-Ljbffr Stellar Solutions