Enterprise Systems Architect

SAIC•Pearl City, HI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

SAIC is seeking an Enterprise Systems Architect located in Pearl City, Hawaii to support the PACOM to develop, document, and analyze enterprise, operational, and system architectures for Department of Defense (DOD) combatant command headquarters. The Enterprise Architect searches, develops/documents, and analyzes enterprise, operational, and system architectures for Department of Defense (DOD) combatant command headquarters, develops DOD Architecture Framework (DODAF)/Unified Architecture Framework (UAF)-compliant views and associated data, and works with functional subject matter experts to collect and describe operational and system processes, nodes, activities, associated inputs, controls, outputs, and mechanisms. The Enterprise Architect shall prepare, staff, and publish formal Command architecture documents, produce architecture development plans and reports and conducts Architecture Branch staff actions (tasks, papers, briefings, etc.) as required. The Enterprise Architect will be responsible for researching, developing/documenting, and analyzing PACOM as-is and to-be architectures (including business/war-fighting/enterprise information environment/intelligence processes and information technology) to identify mission capability gaps, overlaps, and shortfalls; determines and recommends architectural, IT, or process solutions and researches and develops other architecture- related documents and plans as required. The Enterprise Architect will be responsible for documenting and assessing PACOM’s transition to a data-centric command within their internal IT environment, compliant with Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) Reference Architecture/Reference Design (RA/RD).

Requirements

Enterprise Systems Architect experience
Experience developing, documenting, and analyzing enterprise, operational, and system architectures for Department of Defense (DOD) combatant command headquarters
Experience developing DOD Architecture Framework (DODAF)/Unified Architecture Framework (UAF)-compliant views and associated data
Experience working with functional subject matter experts to collect and describe operational and system processes, nodes, activities, associated inputs, controls, outputs, and mechanisms
Experience preparing, staffing, and publishing formal Command architecture documents
Experience producing architecture development plans and reports
Experience conducting Architecture Branch staff actions (tasks, papers, briefings, etc.)
Experience researching, developing/documenting, and analyzing PACOM as-is and to-be architectures (including business/war-fighting/enterprise information environment/intelligence processes and information technology) to identify mission capability gaps, overlaps, and shortfalls
Experience determining and recommending architectural, IT, or process solutions
Experience researching and developing other architecture-related documents and plans
Experience documenting and assessing PACOM’s transition to a data-centric command within their internal IT environment, compliant with Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) Reference Architecture/Reference Design (RA/RD)

Responsibilities

Develop, document, and analyze enterprise, operational, and system architectures for Department of Defense (DOD) combatant command headquarters.
Develop DOD Architecture Framework (DODAF)/Unified Architecture Framework (UAF)-compliant views and associated data.
Work with functional subject matter experts to collect and describe operational and system processes, nodes, activities, associated inputs, controls, outputs, and mechanisms.
Prepare, staff, and publish formal Command architecture documents.
Produce architecture development plans and reports.
Conduct Architecture Branch staff actions (tasks, papers, briefings, etc.) as required.
Research, develop/document, and analyze PACOM as-is and to-be architectures (including business/war-fighting/enterprise information environment/intelligence processes and information technology) to identify mission capability gaps, overlaps, and shortfalls.
Determine and recommend architectural, IT, or process solutions.
Research and develop other architecture-related documents and plans as required.
Document and assess PACOM’s transition to a data-centric command within their internal IT environment, compliant with Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) Reference Architecture/Reference Design (RA/RD).