Senior Systems Architect - DoDAF/MBSE Expert

Core Csi; Springfield, Northern (VA, KY); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

CORE-CSI, headquartered in Sterling, VA, seeks a talented Systems Architect to lead design and development of architectures across DoD IC clients. The role emphasizes enterprise, solution, and data architecture, MBSE practices, and briefing architecture status to senior leadership.

You will work with the TIP government team and ACP/APMO to produce architecture views and respond rapidly to ad-hoc tasks for LNOs.

Qualifications

• Master's degree required (or 18+ years of experience in lieu thereof).
• Experience in Enterprise, Solution and Data Architecture within government or industry.
• Knowledge of DoDAF or IC PAG guidance.
• Ability to communicate with senior executives and leaders.
• Clearance TS/SCI or ability to obtain SCI and pass a polygraph.

Responsibilities

• Direct system architects in design, development, maintenance, and documentation of architectures with traceability to enterprise requirements.
• Analyze user requirements and review system capabilities to improve existing systems.
• Advise on changes to solution architecture based on requirements and new tech.
• Oversee Senior-, Mid-, and Junior-level System Architect contractors.
• Develop architecture views and roadmaps balancing cost, schedule and performance.
• Support development and documentation of ASG Architecture.

Skills

Enterprise Architecture

Solution Architecture

Data Architecture

MBSE

Stakeholder communication

Education

Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, MIS, or related STEM

Job description

CORE-CSI, headquartered in Sterling, VA, seeks a talented Systems Architect to lead design and development of architectures across DoD IC clients. The role emphasizes enterprise, solution, and data architecture, MBSE practices, and briefing architecture status to senior leadership.

You will work with the TIP government team and ACP/APMO to produce architecture views and respond rapidly to ad-hoc tasks for LNOs.