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Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect (Business Process Modeling) Secret Clearance Security
Certification Utilizes Business Process Modeling (BPM) to capture business processes of the enterprise in order to analyze current process, support documentation requirements for other processes, train personnel and make improvements to processes.
Maintain UNICOM System Architect environment to develop models at all levels of architecture (Operational, Solution Based, Domain Architecture, and Initiative level Architecture) in the DOD Architecture Framework (DoDAF) DoDAF Architecture v2.
02 as described in http:
//dodcio.
defense.
gov/Library/DOD- Architecture Framework/ & DOD Information Enterprise Architecture (DOD IEA) as well as Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) to enable the integration of Human Resource (HR) business processes across the enterprise.
This includes; tracing artifacts to higher levels of architecture such as the Deputy Chief Management Officer (DCMO) Business Enterprise Architecture (BEA), reacting to external factors such as changes in law, updates and replacement of legacy systems and the integration of capability to support Total Force and the ability to analyze, understand, and leverage opportunities afforded by emerging technologies.
Support complex projects applying the organizing principles, methods and tools of enterprise architecture.
Provide subject matter expertise in industry, process and/or technology areas and possess capabilities in specific methods including, architect enterprise strategy, enterprise architecture development & management, business process design & re-engineering, investment decision making and support for solution architecture development/management.
Support the attainment of business strategy and its alignment with processes and information technology strategy.
Requirements Secret Clearance Security
Certification Proficiency with BPM and UNICOM.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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