Job Title: Enterprise Architect (Defence Procurement) Security Clearance: Mandatory NV1 or NV2 Clearance Position Overview The Enterprise Architect will lead the strategic design, governance, and optimization of our enterprise-level architecture, focusing on the systems and capability landscapes that support large-scale Defence procurement. Operating within a complex federal ecosystem, you will define the future-state blueprints, roadmaps, and architectural standards that align business strategy with technical delivery. This is a pure architecture and strategy role. The successful candidate must possess deep Enterprise Architecture experience within the Defence sector, coupled with a strong architectural understanding of procurement systems. To ensure enterprise blueprints are comprehensive, a high-level conceptual knowledge of how Integrated Logistics Support (ILS), Foreign Military Sales (FMS), and Export Controls interface with the broader Defence enterprise is required.

Key Responsibilities
Enterprise Architecture & Strategic Alignment
• Define and govern the enterprise architecture framework, ensuring all business, data, application, and technology layers align with Defence strategy and federal standards.
• Develop future-state roadmaps and blueprints that optimise the efficiency, security, and scalability of the Defence procurement system landscape.
• Provide strategic architectural governance and lead Architecture Review Boards (ARBs) to evaluate recent technology investments and minimise technical debt. Procurement Domain & Capability Integration
• Architect end-to-end system interactions that support strategic sourcing, complex purchasing workflows,



and commercial delivery.
• Ensure enterprise designs conceptually accommodate the data flows and compliance guardrails required for Integrated Logistics Support (ILS), Foreign Military Sales (FMS), and Export Controls (e.g., ITAR/EAR data segregation).
• Collaborate with solution architects and business analysts to translate high-level commercial strategies into robust, secure ecosystem models. Stakeholder Management & Advisory
• Act as a trusted strategic advisor to senior executives and program directors, translating complex technology landscapes into business outcomes.
• Influence and negotiate architectural outcomes across diverse stakeholders, including technical teams, security accreditation bodies, and business owners. Mandatory Eligibility Requirements
• Security Vetting: Must hold a current and active NV1 or NV2 National Security Clearance sponsored by AGSVA. Key Capabilities & Experience
• Enterprise Architecture Mastery: Proven track record in establishing enterprise-level frameworks, strategic roadmaps, and governance structures using industry standards (e.g., TOGAF, DoDAF).
• Procurement Ecosystem Knowledge: Experience designing or governing architectures that support large-scale corporate, government, or Defence procurement systems.
• Enterprise Domain Awareness: Conceptual understanding of how ILS, FMS, and Export Controls function within a Defence ecosystem, ensuring blueprints account for these operational and data realities.
• Strategic Communication: Strong ability to engage at the executive level, articulate architectural visions, and drive alignment across complex federal programs.

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