Configuration Managers oversee the identification, documentation, and control of system configurations throughout development, deployment, and maintenance. Their work includes managing version baselines, change requests, configuration audits, and release records to ensure alignment between requirements, design, and delivered systems. They establish configuration management plans, maintain repositories, and coordinate changes across engineering, testing, and operations teams. Configuration Managers use configuration tools, documentation standards, and governance processes to reduce risk and prevent unauthorized changes. They work in complex engineering environments such as aerospace, defense, infrastructure, and large-scale digital systems. Globally, demand remains strong as systems grow in complexity and require disciplined configuration control to ensure quality and compliance.