The ITSM Continual Service Improvement & Innovation (CSI2) SME is the program’s accelerator for measurable progress. You will own the CSI operating model, turning data from ITSM, observability, security, and FinOps into a prioritized improvement backlog and run a predictable cadence of pilots that move the scorecard. You’ll standardize how improvements are proposed, tested, funded, and scaled: define baselines, set clear targets (SLOs/XLAs and cost-per-unit), run A/B or time-boxed trials, and publish results in plain language. In a multi-vendor SIAM environment, you’ll align partners to common metrics and ensure innovations land safely through change control, compliance, and training so gains persist. HOW THE CSI2 SME WILL MAKE AN IMPACT: You will replace ad-hoc “good ideas” with a disciplined engine that delivers results quarter after quarter. By linking Voice-of-Customer feedback, incident/problem trends, and unit-cost data to a transparent backlog, you’ll focus effort on what matters most to Veterans and staff: fewer disruptions, faster recovery, simpler requests, and clearer communication. You’ll establish a pilot rhythm covering automation of top runbooks, AIOps for noisy services, right-sizing and storage tiering, and change-risk reduction, that will show objective deltas before enterprise rollout. The outcome is visible on the shared scorecard: availability up, MTTR and change failure down, ticket deflection and first-contact resolution up, forecast accuracy within plan, and total cost per unit trending down without compromising security or compliance. WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO SUCCEED: 10+ years in leading IT service improvement, reliability engineering, or service management programs at federal or Fortune-500 scale; 3+ years in multi-vendor/SIAM environments. Demonstrated delivery of measurable innovation improvements (e.g., MTTR −20–40%, change failure ≤5–10%, ticket deflection +20–30%, forecast accuracy ≥95%, verified cost savings) using ITIL 4 CSI, Lean/Six Sigma, and SRE practices. Hands-on ownership of problem management, knowledge management, and executive reporting/QBRs; experience running pilot-then-scale innovation programs. Familiarity with federal standards and guardrails (NIST RMF/CSF, Zero Trust/TIC 3.0, M-21-31 logging) and how to embed them in day-to-day operations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees