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Fairfax, VA, US

Leesburg, Virginia, US

Enterprise architecture and digital transformation consultant supporting HQ USAF with EA, ITIPS, BEA, and PfM activities. Primary focus is on the future state of EA and Portfolio Management FY24 - FY29. HQ USAF is migrating significant workload to the cloud but needs help with outdated processes and guidance that tends to slow progress. The impact of both.

Fairfax, Virginia, US

Enterprise Architect and digital transformation specialist supporting the design of multi-cloud and hybrid cloud ecosystems and architectures for the transformation of current on-premise application and infrastructure portfolios. Focus is primarily Microsoft O365, Teams, and Dynamics 365 for Army cloud using Success for Design methodology and templates..

Arlington, Virginia, US

Enterprise Architect and DoDAF SME supporting the design of multi-cloud and hybrid cloud ecosystems and architectures for the digital transformation of current on-premise application and infrastructure portfolios in support of the MyNAVY HR program for US Navy Manpower, Training, & Education Transformation (MPTE) OPNAV N16 and PMW-240. - Collaborate with.

Vienna, Virginia, US

Lead Architect and EA Framework designer for National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).Responsible for maturing EA development and practices.Developer of Agile EA Approach for Federal and Hybrid Framework ArchitecturesDesign cloud ecosystems and architectures for transition of current on premise application portfolios.Responsibilities include:- Lead and.

Fairfax, VA, US

Lead Architect for EA and AWS Cloud migration effort supporting the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) CIO with EA, decision support, BI reports and data visualizations, and architecture governance package submissions Responsibilities include:- Subject Matter Expert for developing repositories and related systems engineering services, web UX design.

Fairfax, VA, US

Lead Architect and change leader for evolving Enterprise Architecture practicesUX designer for decision support data visualizations for capabilities, portfolios, & budgetsDeveloper of an Agile EA Approach for Federal ArchitecturesImplement DCAM and DCAM-90 practices as lead architect to support DHS Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) CIO and Chief.

Reston, VA, US

Architecture Dynamics mashes together Enterprise Architecture, Modeling, Budget and Portfolio Management, Business Intelligence, and Business Analytics to create an unparalleled information flow for real time enterprise decision making. Think of it as a 3D veg-o-matic on steroids for enterprise information that slices and dices data from multiple.

Falls Church, VA, US

- Technically directed, matured, and managed the premier federal EA-COE practice of with 300+ architects; developed and implemented company-wide EA methodology and practice with architecture design methodologies and best practices that were second to none- Advanced the capabilities of the architecture toolsets for customer engagements by integrating.

- Founded SEAC and acquired JMGI in Feb 2002; authored Enterprise Security Architecture Framework enabling incorporation of emerging IT technologies without compromising security - Designed EA Framework and EA tools for DIA as a subcontractor to SRA

- Developed enterprise architecture artifacts and models in support of defense, intelligence, and federal civil sector requirements- Vetted and selected staff to field deployment of FBI internet upgrade

Randolph AFB, TX, US

- Architect and manager of Theater-wide Intelligence systems for Joint Task Force – Southwest Asia in support of intelligence operations during Southern Watch - Prototyped advanced technology implementations for warfighter and intelligence applications to improve the overall capabilities of C4I systems and software; CMM-SE auditor for USSTRATCOM- First.

Retail store manager in multiple stores across South Carolina specializing in customer service and TRS-80 computer sales. Witnessed the demise of CB radios due to the end of the sunspot activity. Also witnessed the beginning of the end of Radio Shack as they turned away from the computer market. Oops....