Director of Delivery

SOSi•Reston, VA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

SOSi delivers software, cyber, and enterprise IT systems across INDOPACOM, EUCOM, SOCOM, and the global DoDIN. We are growing fast enough that the technical solution we propose and the capability portfolio we propose it from now need a single owner. That is this role. You will own the technical solution on competitive pursuits and the authoritative view of what SOSi can credibly deliver today. You will also own the intake, requirements, and roadmap process that connects our Business Units to the engineering and solutions capacity behind them. Business Units keep program execution and P&L. You set how the work is scoped, sequenced, and handed off, and you have full authority to build the team you need to do it. Scope: a team of business analysts and solution architects, supporting a portfolio spanning defense, intelligence, and federal civilian programs across CONUS and forward theaters.

Requirements

Must be able to obtain a Top Secret SCI clearance.
10+ years in solution architecture leadership, technology delivery, or program management, with clear progression into leadership.
Built a solutions, delivery, or customer success function rather than inheriting one.
Owned the technical solution on competitive pursuits and carried it through execution. You know where the handoff breaks and you have fixed it.
Run intake and prioritization against fixed capacity, including telling internal stakeholders no and keeping the relationship.
Driven requirements definition with stakeholders who could not articulate what they wanted.
Daily hands-on use of AI tooling in your own work. You can specify what an automated workflow should do and judge whether its output is trustworthy.
Delivery experience in highly regulated environments, and the ability to translate across technical, product, and program teams.

Nice To Haves

Active in-scope TS/SCI with FS Poly.
Forward deployed engineering, deployment strategy, solutions engineering, or professional services leadership at a product company.
Ownership of a capability or product catalog used to qualify what can be proposed.
COCOM experience: INDOPACOM, SOCOM, EUCOM, or equivalent.
Rapid deployment under the Software Pathway or Other Transaction Agreements.

Responsibilities

Own the technical solution on competitive pursuits: architecture, staffing model, basis of estimate, and delivery timeline.
Hold the line on executability. What we propose reflects how we actually deliver.
Maintain the authoritative view of SOSi products and capabilities: maturity, reuse boundaries, and what is proposable today versus what requires investment.
Work with product owners so roadmap reality informs solutioning and pursuit demand shapes product plans.
Arbitrate build, reuse, or partner.
Feed post-award reality back into how we solution the next one.
Run intake for Business Unit requests against a published response standard.
Turn requests into scoped, estimable work with a named owner, and decline what does not fit with a stated reason.
Drive requirements definition with Business Unit stakeholders. Work starts from written, agreed scope.
Publish roadmaps by Business Unit and across the portfolio on a fixed cadence, with work in progress and capacity visible in a system of record.
Chair the delivery review with Business Unit leadership.
Sequence the queue in the open, record commitments, escalate unresolved calls to the CTO.
Set hypercare for every transition to sustainment: entry criteria, duration, named support owner, exit criteria.
Operate as the partner Business Unit leadership chooses to bring problems to first.
Own the delivery playbook and the quality bar for deliverables and customer-facing work products.
Partner with Quality to keep standards practical.
Lead and scale the business analyst and solution architect team. Full authority to restructure, hire, and define roles and career paths.
Identify the delivery work worth automating and write the requirements and acceptance criteria. Our Applied AI team builds it. You validate that what comes back is trustworthy.