Work in partnership with customers to understand and participate in the development of new mission support IT strategies assessing current and future skills and technologies to support emerging mission needs.
Makes recommendations to the customer in the shaping of the future of enterprise architecture and roadmaps for the command. Assesses DoW frameworks (DoWAF, UAF, TOGAF) and helps to ensure implemented use cases adhere to that framework.
Develops “as is” and “to be” architecture and solutions focusing on scalability and extensibility.
Assists in executing and maintaining enterprise Agile/SAFe activities.
Defines digital platform architecture frameworks, including design methodology and best practices to be used as a reference for the Architecture team.
Implements the platform under the control of an automated configuration management framework.
Holds responsibility for the architecture of the data framework that is required by the operations to collect and make available program performance metrics.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO SUCCEED
Education & Experience: BA/BS (or equivalent experience) and 15+ years of experience
Required Certifications
Security+ CE or CASP+ or CCSP or Cloud+ or CSSLP or other DoW 8140 certification
Ability to Obtain ITIL 4 Foundation – ITSM Certification within the first 9 months
Location: Onsite - Offutt AFB, Omaha, Nebraska - Relocation may be available
Security Clearance: minimum Top Secret. Must be willing to obtain Top Secret with SCI eligibility. TS/SCI preferred
Must be capable of system decomposition via OMG frameworks (UML, DoDAF 2.0/UPDM, SysML, UAF)
Must be able to model system decomposition at various levels of abstraction (capability, operational, system, and functional), ensuring alignment across diverse mission areas.
Must be able to work collaboratively with stakeholders in a variety of system domains and analyze requirements, processes, systems, and/or capabilities.
Must be capable of extending UML-based models to other tools or modeling environments via existing frameworks/API’s
Must be familiar with executable models (fUML specification preferred)