Chief Architect
CurrentDeveloped the ICES Architecture Framework and the ICES Architecture Maturity Model utilized by ICES architects on architecture and architecture program quality, value and maturity assessment engagements. Develops commercial, government, private partnership, and other client architecture engagements. Recruits qualified architects for ICES architecture engagements. Guides ICES architects, mentoring architects and engineers pursuing a career in architecture. Key Accomplishments:Established the standard for enterprise architecture and solution architecture for a federal major system acquisition (MSA). Led the architecture element of the initiative resulting in approval and funding to proceed with a multi-agency development and integration program. The architecture was hailed as the exemplar for future MSA submission requests.Integrated major Federal agencies with cloud technologies, securely, effectively, and efficiently. Guided agency paradigm shift from a history and culture of developing and managing systems to a services-based dynamic and versatile organization. Advised executive-level leadership on a range of technical issues focused on developing and implementing their long-range strategic vision. While normalizing an agency services integration and strategic planning approach, became one of the primary voices at the agency leading discussions on service design, development, and agency-level service management. Became a major voice in the service migration for agency management as they struggled with the cultural and technical paradigm shift. He was equally adept in technical discussions with service developers explaining how to manage an organization with hundreds of services.Demonstrated strategic architecture elements for investment and divestment decisions. Enterprise strategic and functional capability analyses enabled effective technical investment portfolio management decisions.