The Role
Develops and governs enterprise cloud frameworks, standards, tooling, policies, reference architectures, roadmaps, and engineering assets. Advises executives and technology leaders on long-term cloud strategy, ensures regulatory and enterprise compliance, and collaborates with vendors and stakeholders. Requires strong Azure expertise, including PaaS, IaaS, networking, monitoring, security, and hub-and-spoke architecture, plus Windows, Linux, and networking fundamentals. The role requires substantial experience and ability to attain DHS EOD clearance.
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Description
- Responsible for development and maintenance of Enterprise frameworks and approaches, governance and tooling.
- Develop and maintain SOPs and other artifacts.
- Responsible for supporting the future planning activities and projects.
- Involved in the development of policies, standards and guidelines that direct the research / investigation, selection, development, implementation and use of technology within the organization.
- Assist with defining requirements for taxonomy, standards, guidelines, procedures, templates and tools, and provide a linkage for these components and develop reference & target architectures, patterns, standards, future roadmaps and capabilities.
- Lead efforts to develop and maintain the engineering assets for the domain.
- Assist in developing technology architecture roadmaps, reference and target architecture, architectural and design principles, best practices, patters, and standards, oversee adherence to defined technology principles and standards.
- Work with senior business executives, vendors, and other senior technology leaders.
- Acts as a trusted advisor in identifying long term technology domain visions.
- Implement governance structures and compliance activities to maintain regulatory compliance and enterprise standards.
- Cultivate and build relationships across business, IT and vendors / analysts to gather intelligence and bring insight about the wider enterprise picture and enable the leveraging of emerging technology industry standards and approaches.
Requirements
- Ability to attain DHS EOD
- BA + 8 years’ applicable experience, AA + 10 years’ applicable experience or 14 years’ experience
- Experience and good understanding of Azure along with Hub and spoke architecture for cloud platforms.
- Understanding of Azure PaaS and IaaS solutions.
- Experience and good understanding of Microsoft Windows and Linux.
- Good understanding of networks and networking technologies, ports, protocols, services, switching and routing, DNS, and IPv4.
- Understanding of Azure Policy, Azure Monitoring, Storage Accounts, Key Vaults, and Azure networking.
Desired:
- ITIL v3 or v4 certification
- MCSE Certified
- Cloud Management certifications
- Understanding of Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF) or Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) understand technology business management (TBM) and how it works.
- Understanding of Terraform and Infrastructure as code best practices.
Skills Required
- Ability to attain DHS EOD
- Bachelor's degree plus 8 years of applicable experience
- Associate degree plus 10 years of applicable experience
- 14 years of applicable experience
- Experience and understanding of Microsoft Azure and hub-and-spoke cloud architecture
- Understanding of Azure PaaS and IaaS solutions
- Experience and understanding of Microsoft Windows and Linux
- Understanding of networking technologies, ports, protocols, services, switching, routing, DNS, and IPv4
- Understanding of Azure Policy, Azure Monitoring, Storage Accounts, Key Vaults, and Azure networking
- ITIL v3 or v4 certification
- MCSE certification
- Cloud management certification
- Understanding of FEAF or DoDAF
- Understanding of Technology Business Management and TBM practices
- Understanding of Terraform and infrastructure-as-code best practices
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The Company
What We Do
MSM Technology is an 8(a) women-owned small business providing IT services and solutions to U.S. Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies. Its work centers on automated infrastructure and modernization, resilient cybersecurity and information assurance, data management, network and systems engineering, and enterprise software. The company also delivers telecommunications, AV/VTC, operations and maintenance, project management, and training, with a focus on secure, interoperable, reliable systems that support agency missions.
