Overview of Role: 

The Solutions Architect (SME) serves as the enterprise technical authority for end-to-end network architecture across multiple Department of Defense installations. Key responsibilities include developing comprehensive architecture solutions that span LAN, WAN, campus, wireless, and security domains; designing highly available, fault-tolerant, and redundant infrastructures; leading IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack network design initiatives; and integrating Zero Trust Architecture, Post-Quantum Cryptography, and DoD enterprise cybersecurity frameworks. The role also provides technical leadership for engineering review boards, develops architectural documentation in accordance with DoDAF standards, and drives the technology roadmap and modernization strategy. 

Roles and Responsibilities: 

Serves as the enterprise technical authority for end-to-end network architecture across multiple DoD installations. Develops comprehensive network architecture solutions encompassing LAN, WAN, campus, wireless, and security domains; designs fault-tolerant, fully redundant infrastructures with high availability; leads IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack network design; integrates Zero Trust Architecture, Post-Quantum Cryptography, and DoD enterprise cybersecurity frameworks; provides technical leadership for engineering review boards; develops DoDAF-compliant architectural documentation; and drives technology roadmap and modernization strategy. 

"Enterprise Architect / 

Systems Requirements Planner 

Educational and Certification Requirement:  

Master of science 

CCIE, CCDE, or RCDD; 15+ yrs enterprise network architecture; IPv4/Ipv6, Zero Trust, PQC experience 

Must have an Active Secret Clearance
 

The Supported Installation Locations:

Toledo, OH

Milwaukee, WI

Columbus, OH

Madison, WI

Baltimore, MD

Portsmouth, NH

Knoxville, TN

Battle Creek, MI

Springfield, OH

Bangor, ME