Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect

Location: 2nd St SW, 441 D St SW, Washington, DC 20024 - fully on-site

Duties and Responsibilities

• Establish and communicate architectural standards and frameworks for adoption within the enterprise
• Maintain information system artifacts and records within the enterprise architecture repository
• Perform management and configuration of the enterprise architecture repository system
• Develop data diagrams and network flow diagrams for technology systems
• Capture data architecture and integration architecture for data center and cloud solutions
• Assist architecture and engineering teams with solutioning of technology systems
• Assist in the facilitation of the Architecture Review Board (ARB) and EA led meetings
• Manage internal document repository and SharePoint for organization-wide information sharing
• Create reports and prepare documentation in support of executive briefings

Candidate Capability and Experience Requirements

• Top Secret Security Clearance desirable but not required; TS desired / ability to obtain Public Trust required
• Degree in Computer Science/Information Management Systems, or equivalent level technical experience
• 5+ years performing Enterprise Architecture activities
• 5+ years working with Microsoft Visio
• 5+ years developing business, application, and technology architecture
• Experience with the ArchiMate modeling language
• Demonstrated ability utilizing Microsoft Visio by developing architecture models
• Clearly understand and communicate Enterprise Architecture best practices
• Experience developing documentation, processes, and guidance documents
• Experience with the systems development life cycle, and program and project management
• Experience performing as a technical leader on enterprise-level information technology projects
• Experience leading enterprise-level deployments cloud and cross-cloud solutions as well as on-prem infrastructure and virtual environments
• Minimum 5 years of applicable experience in major functional areas and understanding of Federal and private sector technology programs, practices, procedures, and related laws
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with elected officials, senior staff, information systems professionals, and non-technical users