Enterprise Architect - 3522729

You've stumbled upon the rare B Corp government contractor! At TCG, we aim to prove that businesses can be good to their employees and responsible to their community while being profitable. We're an award-winning IT solutions provider to the Federal government. We are seeking an Enterprise Architect to join our team.

US Citizenship is required for this role. In addition, the selected applicant must submit to a government background investigation and be favorably adjudicated before their first day.

TCG is pleased to offer remote employment in the following states: AL, AZ, CO, CT, DE, GA, HI, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, NJ, NC, OH, OR, PA (excluding the City of Philadelphia), SC, TN, UT, VA, WV, and WI.

The Enterprise Architect will review and detect all aspects of the operational environment, including Network, Datacenter As-Builts, updated cabling diagrams, security services, ICAM, and vulnerability management. He/she will create and maintain a detailed technical baseline and configuration workbooks with all hardware and software and develop architecture policies, processes, and job aids along with recommended improvements and automation options. The Enterprise Architect will ensure these improvements align with the agency's organizational structure and processes. Their main duties include developing ways to integrate the agency's IT systems, creating and implementing an enterprise architecture model and recommending and implementing improvements to current internal functions and IT processes.

Any candidate applying for this position must exhibit great attention to detail, understand the importance of getting the correct information to the correct person to make informed decisions, and adapt quickly to changing circumstances. The ideal candidate is someone who shows initiative and can manage multiple tasks in a small amount of time. The candidate should possess a strong work ethic, while also valuing collaboration and communication.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Document the current state of all existing IT technologies, services, business processes, and functions for a government agency including:
  • Detailed Operational and System Design Documentation (As Built), for all aspects of the operational environment, including Network, Datacenter As-Builts, updated cabling diagrams, and; to include all integrations
  • Detailed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for all services and functions currently being performed, including roles, functions, and detailed process models
  • Detailed configuration workbooks for all components throughout the environment; to include all network services, such as firewalls, DNS, DHCP, and AD
  • Detailed configuration workbooks/security configuration profiles for all components throughout the environment; to include all security services, such as firewalls, AD, Scanning tools, identity capability and access management (ICAM), vulnerability management and logging tools
  • Workflows, checklists, and user guides
• Provide a detailed technical baseline with all hardware and software, distinguishing what is used by, maintained by, or funded by the agency
• Develop, maintain, and improve architecture policies, processes, procedures, metrics, and job aids, like Standard Operating Procedures, Workflows, checklists, and user guides
• Conduct market analysis and study of alternatives for the acquisition of SaaS, COTS, Cloud services, tools, and other solutions available in the market to meet the client's required functional and computing capabilities
• Coordinate the execution of existing IT workflows that are specific to the development of systems and applications, use of SaaS, and inclusion of identified solutions into technical baselines and Agency-approved software lists to bring solutions to a successful Authorization to Operate (ATO)
• Develop, maintain, and mature EA Repository of IT assets by establishing a line of sight across architectural tiers and artifacts. The architect will accomplish this by collaborating with stakeholders, including the cyber security and privacy, CPIC, IT operations, application project teams, and others, as well as vendors and other federal agency contacts
• Support agency Enterprise Architecture Governance Framework compliance through participation in IPT's (Integrated Project Teams) and TRB's (Technical Review Board) by reviewing the solution delivery lifecycle project artifacts.
• Support and respond to requests for information, including the periodic publishing of system and application information