Junior Architect

As a Technical Architect, you will report directly to the IT Factory Director North America and have a dotted line to the Manager of the Architecture Team. You will be responsible for designing the organization's technical infrastructure, ensuring all architecture designs meet stringent compliance and governance requirements, particularly those relevant to military cybersecurity frameworks.

Key Responsibilities

Architectural Design: Develop and maintain the overall architecture of information systems, ensuring compliance with defense and cybersecurity frameworks.

Compliance Assessment: Evaluate and ensure compliance with frameworks including CMMC, NIST, ANSSI, and DoD guidelines.

Stakeholder Interaction: Engage with key stakeholders (Business, Compliance, IS Security) to gather requirements, provide updates, and ensure their needs are met.

Solution Development: Design solutions that address business challenges and improve operational efficiency. Ensure the implemented solutions are in line with the design by closely overseeing the implementation.

Change Management: Provide guidance for requested changes to the implemented architecture.

Documentation: Create and maintain detailed documentation of the architecture, business requirements, and solutions.

Responsibilities

Innovate infrastructure, edge, and cloud solutions.

Design technical blueprints and high-level/low-level designs.

Lead teams as SME for Technical Architecture and participate in Agile Squads.

Partner with IT Operations, Applications, Information Security, and Compliance teams.

Review FoF (Network Flow) requests and advise on architecture and security compliance.

Assess ROI and manage cost forecasting in designs.

Expertise in cybersecurity frameworks and policies (e.g., CMMC, NIST, ANSSI) and incorporating the requirements of these frameworks in the design.

Pitch innovative technical infrastructure solutions.

Understand and challenge business processes to design reusable solutions that simplify the global Architecture landscape.

Communicate technical information effectively to non-technical stakeholders.

Ensure the “As-built” is in line with “As-designed”.

Manage multiple projects in parallel.