Senior Enterprise Architect

Support the development and
maintenance of USSTRATCOM enterprise architecture products that capture
command capabilities and support Unified Command Plan responsibilities.

Curate architecture, engineering,
and analytical artifacts that support a master architecture plan,
including architecture purpose, mission-area scope, and required
perspectives.

Analyze existing C4-IT
architectures and artifacts to ensure standards alignment, identify
efficiencies, and document capability gaps needed to improve operations,
technical depictions, functional depictions, and solution modeling.

Build, validate, and curate
business architecture models and artifacts incorporating organizational
structure, operations, governance, policies, technology alignment,
business processes, strategies, and value streams.

Support systems architecture
repository validation and curation.

Perform system architecture
activities that communicate solution designs, system composition,
interconnectivity, context, operational support, and capability functions.

Develop and curate operational
architecture products, including operational scenarios, activities,
requirements, capability modeling, and supporting artifacts.

Translate mission and operational
views, requirements, and capability needs into models that support
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Modular Open Systems Approach
(MOSA), and other capability engineering activities.

Develop and validate C4ISR and
Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) products, including
operational, capability, and system views.

Use architecture tools, including
Enterprise Architecture by Sparx or similar computer-based architecture
tools, to produce DoDAF-compliant architecture products.

Apply Unified Architecture
Framework (UAF) and Systems Modeling Language (SysML) concepts as adjunct
components within deliverable architecture products.

Assist Service Managers,
Functional Managers, and stakeholders in developing and curating the
USSTRATCOM C4-IT Roadmap supporting lifecycle management, technical
refresh planning, and service capability improvement road mapping.

Support Architecture Review Board
activities by reviewing items in queue, assessing completeness and
impacts, and providing recommendations as part of the formal change
management process.

Create, upload, edit, and
maintain supporting architecture and engineering documentation on the J61
SharePoint portal, file-share, or designated applications/tools.

Develop architecture work
products that are logically organized, technically correct, free from
clerical errors, and compliant with task order requirements.

Minimum of one year of documented
training or experience designing, deploying, and maintaining systems and
capabilities that comply with DoD cybersecurity policies and regulations,
including DoD 8500 series, DoD 8100 series, and CNSSI 1253; commercial or
industry cybersecurity policy experience may be considered in lieu of
specific DoD policy experience.

At least five years of experience
demonstrating written and oral communication skills, including developing
and presenting complex written products and oral briefings to senior
leaders at the O-6/GS-15 level or higher, or equivalent industry
executives.

Demonstrated expertise in CCMD
and DoD business process analysis and integration.

Minimum of eight years of
demonstrated expertise in CCMD and DoD development, integration, and
business processes.

Expertise developing and
supporting Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS)
Capability Based Assessments (CBAs).

Expertise using computer-based
architecture tools to produce DoDAF-compliant products, including
Enterprise Architecture by Sparx or similar tools.

Experience with UAF and SysML as
adjunct components incorporated into deliverable architecture products.

Minimum of five years documenting
and curating operational architecture, including operational scenarios,
activities, and requirements supporting capability modeling and artifacts.

Minimum of eight years of
demonstrated expertise developing operational and functional requirements
at the CCMD level.

Minimum of eight years
documenting and translating mission and operational views, requirements,
and capability needs into models that support MBSE, MOSA, and other
capability engineering activities.

Must possess an intermediate or
higher architecture certification obtained within the last three years,
such as The Open Group TOGAF certification.

As USSTRATCOM matures the DoD
8140 Cyber Workforce program, contractor personnel may be required to
obtain applicable cyber-related certification within six months of
notification.

Personnel filling the Enterprise
Architecture role shall have one of the following certifications or an
applicable equivalent: Certified Information Systems Security Officer
(CISSO), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), GIAC
Certified Intrusion Analyst (GCIA), GIAC Cloud Security Automation (GCSA),
GIAC Cloud Security Essentials (GCLD), GIAC Global Industrial Cyber
Security Professional (GICSP), GIAC Security Essentials Certification
(GSEC), or Information Systems Security Architecture Professional (ISSAP).

Must possess a final Top Secret security clearance with eligibility for SCI at time of task order award or prior to commencement of work.

Must comply with task order DD254 requirements, DoD security requirements, USSTRATCOM cybersecurity and physical security instructions, in-processing and out-processing procedures, and applicable nondisclosure requirements.