Senior Systems Architect — Cloud, Security & Gov Systems

Redhorsecorp; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Redhorse Corporation seeks a Systems Architect to support a Community‑of‑Interest as they transition from on‑premises to a sophisticated multi‑cloud architecture. You will bridge technical execution and executive strategy, ensuring high performance, cost efficiency, and stringent security for sensitive, co‑mingled data.

In this role you’ll contribute to system research, design, and accreditation, act as a focal point for cyber security vulnerabilities, and present executive‑level briefs on

Qualifications

• Active TS/SCI with Polygraph clearance.
• Experience designing and operating systems handling highly sensitive data.
• Proven ability to design across multiple network fabrics and global scales.
• Hands-on experience with AWS, Azure and Oracle cloud services.
• Experience with hybrid cloud and on‑premises architectures and cost optimization.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic architecture and design for complex systems across network fabrics.
• Review architectures and provide formal findings and recommendations.
• Author whitepapers on innovative solutions for sponsor needs.
• Support tool adoption for external partners and governance forums.
• Architect hybrid cloud environments and oversee migrations to multi-cloud.
• Provide executive briefings on system health and roadmaps.

Skills

TS/SCI with Polygraph

Cloud expertise

Hybrid cloud

Security governance

Cost/performance optimization

Network fabrics

Executive briefing

Job description

Redhorse Corporation seeks a Systems Architect to support a Community‑of‑Interest as they transition from on‑premises to a sophisticated multi‑cloud architecture. You will bridge technical execution and executive strategy, ensuring high performance, cost efficiency, and stringent security for sensitive, co‑mingled data.

In this role you’ll contribute to system research, design, and accreditation, act as a focal point for cyber security vulnerabilities, and present executive‑level briefs on