Federal Enterprise Architect: Cloud & Security Roadmaps

Accenture-Federal-Services-2; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 170,000 - 203,000; Full time

Job summary

Accenture Federal Services is seeking an Enterprise Architect to define, manage, and update an enterprise technology roadmap and to produce engineering guidance for roadmap technologies addressing evolving mission requirements and security policy.

The candidate will design on-premises and cloud architectures, perform technical analysis, develop prototypes, and communicate architectural standards to engineering teams and executive leadership.

Qualifications

• 5 years of experience translating business requirements into an actionable technology roadmap using a standard documenting framework such as DODAF or TOGAF.
• 5 years of experience creating technical implementation guidance that provides the architecture and configuration framework for engineering implementation and integration.
• 5 years of experience with enterprise change control and Federal RMF (RMF) where you have led the change from design creation to ATO.

Responsibilities

• Define and update an enterprise technology roadmap and create engineering guidance for implementation.
• Design and document new architectures and perform technical analysis.
• Develop working prototypes and recommend best-practice engineering guidance for government cloud adoption.
• Communicate clearly through executive briefings to C-Suite and translate business needs into actionable architectural plans.

Skills

Enterprise architecture

Executive briefings

C-Suite communication

Government cloud

Security policy

Tools

VMware

Microsoft Exchange

SharePoint

Job description

Accenture Federal Services is seeking an Enterprise Architect to define, manage, and update an enterprise technology roadmap and to produce engineering guidance for roadmap technologies addressing evolving mission requirements and security policy.

The candidate will design on-premises and cloud architectures, perform technical analysis, develop prototypes, and communicate architectural standards to engineering teams and executive leadership.