About this role
Assertive Professionals is seeking an Enterprise Information Architect supporting our National Security customer in The National Capital Region.
This is a pipeline position.
Position Summary:
The Enterprise Information Architect will lead activities related to IT process, knowledge, and data management. The ideal candidate will be a senior technology and business strategist with professional experience with IT process optimization, working with analysts and technical teams, collaborating with cross-functional business stakeholders, and aligning data strategies with broader organizational goals.
Responsibilities Include:
- Designing the overarching roadmap for how DIU creates, stores, uses, and secures its data across multiple Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) tools including but not limited to Google Workspace, Box Drive, ServiceNow, and Salesforce;
- Converting scattered data into structured, accessible, and actionable organizational knowledge
- Ensuring data quality tagging, authoritative data sources (ADS), and secure data pipelines
- Designing governance for internal wikis, documentation, and metadata repositories.
- Recommending rationalization of capabilities and integration of new tools and capabilities to maximize the ROI of DIU's data and knowledge assets.
Required Experience and Qualifications:
- SECRET clearance with the ability to obtain TS/SCI
- Bachelor's degree in information technology, Business, Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
- 11+ years of technical project management experience
- Proficiency in database systems (Google Workspace, Box Drive, ServiceNow, and Salesforce), data warehousing, and business intelligence/dashboarding tools
- Exceptional communication
- Ability to translate highly technical concepts into non-technical, strategic business terms
Desired Experience and Qualifications:
- Master's degree in information technology, Business, Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
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