USAF - Enterprise Architect

Location: On-site in Linthicum Heights, Maryland, United States

Company

hirify.global provides software and enterprise IT support for United States Air Force programs.

What you will do

• Develop and maintain DC3 enterprise IT architecture, cloud strategy, and data strategy aligned with mission priorities and approved standards.
• Assess current capabilities and create target architectures and transition roadmaps across applications, data, networks, infrastructure, security, and enterprise services.
• Design interoperability and integration across on-premises, hybrid, cloud, edge, and approved cross-domain environments.
• Establish and document CADO-IS architecture using DoDAF or a successor framework, including architecture views, technical designs, interface documentation, and traceability records.
• Support portfolio governance, investment planning, resource allocation, technical debt assessment, and engineering trade studies.
• Guide modernization through DevSecOps practices and coordinate Zero Trust, RMF, authorization boundaries, configuration management, resilience, and lifecycle support.

Requirements

• Active TS/SCI clearance required.
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.
• Experience developing enterprise architectures and modernization roadmaps aligned with mission needs.
• Experience with DoDAF or successor framework documentation, hybrid cloud integration, enterprise interfaces, and data interoperability.
• Working knowledge of Zero Trust, RMF, ATO boundaries, impact levels, secure cross-domain integration, and classified and unclassified systems.
• Understanding of DevSecOps, CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, Configuration as Code, configuration management, and multidisciplinary technical coordination.

Culture & Benefits

• Work supports United States Air Force and DC3 mission priorities.
• Collaboration with cybersecurity teams, mission partners, Government stakeholders, and multidisciplinary technical organizations.
• Focus on resilience, service continuity, recoverability, monitoring, and maintainable architecture.