Senior Enterprise Architect

Role Overview

• Lead the enterprise architecture for the F-35 LogIT solution, ensuring alignment across OEM data sources, DAAS, ELMS/DPAS, DLA EBS/IDE, ILS-S, Navy ERP, USTRANSCOM IGC, JPO systems, and Advana environments.
• Own and maintain architecture deliverables such as OV-1, SV-1, and OV-5b, including operational flow diagrams, system interaction narratives, stakeholder context, and data lifecycle workflows.
• Develop and maintain model-based architecture views in Cameo using SysML and applicable UAF/DoDAF constructs to support enterprise traceability, communication, and design governance.
• Establish modeling standards, naming conventions, relationships, viewpoints, and traceability patterns in Cameo so that architecture artifacts remain consistent, extensible, and auditable across the program.
• Define the architecture for secure and scalable transport of logistics, supply, readiness, and financial data across IL2, IL4, IL5, and potentially IL6 environments, including representation of Cross Domain Solutions, NIPR/SIPR separation, and security overlays.
• Architect message mediation and interoperability patterns across legacy and modern technologies, including DLMS, MILSTRIP, EDI X12, flat files, SQL, XML, REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and message broker patterns.
• Define canonical data models, metadata strategy, lineage expectations, quality controls, and system partitioning approaches that support auditability, traceability, and enterprise analytics alignment.
• Ensure the architecture reflects human-centered design requirements by incorporating mission users, stakeholder scenarios, and operational roles into the model and view set.
• Lead architecture workshops, stakeholder reviews, and concurrence sessions to refine views and maintain traceability back to the OSW parent perspective and enterprise mission outcomes.
• Support quarterly PI planning, sprint reviews, and roadmap activities by translating contract obligations and mission priorities into architectural guardrails, sequencing recommendations, and design decisions.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in systems engineering, computer science, information systems, engineering management, enterprise architecture, or a related technical field.
• 10 or more years of relevant experience in enterprise architecture, solution architecture, systems architecture, or large-scale integration architecture supporting defense, federal, ERP, logistics, or supply chain environments.
• Demonstrated experience producing architecture artifacts for complex system-of-systems environments, including operational views, system views, workflow models, interface views, and traceability structures.
• Demonstrated proficiency with Cameo Systems Modeler / MagicDraw and SysML, with practical experience using model-based systems engineering to build and maintain architecture baselines.
• Experience applying UAF, DoDAF, or comparable defense architecture methods to communicate architecture to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Strong understanding of DoD logistics and sustainment integration patterns involving government systems such as DAAS, ELMS/DPAS, DLA EBS/IDE, ILS-S, Navy ERP, JPO systems, USTRANSCOM IGC, or comparable mission systems.
• Working knowledge of ERP-centered data integration concepts, especially where SAP or comparable ERP platforms serve as a bridge between OEM workflows and government logistics or financial systems.
• Knowledge of secure architecture principles across DoD environments, including NIST 800-53, RMF, DISA STIGs, Zero Trust, CAC/PIV, PKI, RBAC/ABAC, encryption, and Cross Domain Solutions.
• Ability to communicate architecture decisions clearly to executives, program managers, system owners, and engineering teams.
• Active SECRET clearance or the ability to obtain and maintain one.

Tech Stack

• ERP
• GraphQL
• SOAP
• SQL

Benefits

• Health insurance
• 401(k) matching
• Flexible work hours
• Paid time off
• Remote work options