Strategic Enterprise Architect for Modernization & Governance

ICF; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

ICF is seeking an experienced Enterprise Architect to lead architecture efforts in a hybrid work environment, focusing on modernization and governance. Ideal candidates will have over 10 years of experience in enterprise-level architecture and strong skills in connecting strategy with execution. The role includes leading architectural assessments, coordinating with various teams, and producing relevant documentation. Preferred qualifications include advanced degrees and relevant certifications in architecture roles.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of experience working with enterprise-level infrastructure in large organizations.
• 10+ years in enterprise architecture or similar roles.
• Experience in federal environments or regulated settings.

Responsibilities

• Lead enterprise architecture support across initiatives.
• Assess current and target state architectures for alignment.
• Support analysis of alternatives and architectural recommendations.
• Advise teams on architecture standards and integration patterns.
• Contribute to roadmaps and technical planning materials.

Skills

Enterprise architecture

Solution architecture

Technical architecture

Governance processes

Interoperability planning

Education

Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field

Master's degree in computer science or related field

Tools

TOGAF

ITIL Foundation

CompTIA Network+

Job description

ICF is seeking an experienced Enterprise Architect to lead architecture efforts in a hybrid work environment, focusing on modernization and governance. Ideal candidates will have over 10 years of experience in enterprise-level architecture and strong skills in connecting strategy with execution. The role includes leading architectural assessments, coordinating with various teams, and producing relevant documentation. Preferred qualifications include advanced degrees and relevant certifications in architecture roles.