Produce and maintain architecture diagrams illustrating tactical data flow between operational systems.
Document JREAP-C connectivity, logical interfaces, and TDL network topology.
Identify authoritative data sources, publishers, subscribers, and consumers within the tactical data enterprise.
Develop future-state architectures to support new C2 capabilities, mission applications, and AI-enabled systems.
Analyze the operational impact of adding, modifying, or removing TDL-connected nodes.
Maintain Interface Control Documents (ICDs), connectivity matrices, and system interface documentation.
Coordinate with government, contractor, and operational stakeholders to ensure consistent implementation of tactical data exchange architectures.
Collaborate with USPACOM J6 stakeholders, service components, mission partners, and GDIT team members to resolve technical challenges.
Participate in architecture reviews, technical interchange meetings, and modernization planning efforts.
Assess system dependencies, single points of failure, and opportunities to improve resiliency and scalability.
Provide technical recommendations for integrating new mission systems into the existing tactical data environment for customer and internal leadership.
Desired Knowledge
Tactical Data Links (Link 16, Link 11, and related architectures)
JREAP (A/B/C), particularly JREAP-C transport concepts
MIL-STD-6016 (J-Series message architecture)
MIL-STD-3011 (JREAP)
Common Operational Picture (COP) concepts
GCCS-J and theater C2 architectures
Tactical gateway concepts (e.g., ADSI and similar systems)
Enterprise data distribution architectures
Publish/Subscribe and event-driven data architectures
Interface Control Documents (ICDs)
DoDAF or comparable enterprise architecture methodologies
Preferred Skills
Ability to translate operational requirements into technical architectures.
