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Enterprise Architect
Fairfax, VA, US · On-site · Full-time · Human Resources
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About the role
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Ashburn Consulting, a Small Business based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, specializes in providing network and network security solutions in complex environments to a select set of government and business clients. The company, an established leader in its field, is composed of an elite team of engineers and business consultants, each of whom is recognized and highly regarded within the network and security communities.
Enterprise Architect to support the Chief Architect.
- Lead key disaster recovery and business continuity efforts, including architecture for critical facilities such as 911 and backup sites.
- Assess the current state (RTO/RPO, DR plans, risks) and define the target state with clear, actionable DR architectures.
- Shape secure remote access and perimeter defense patterns with security and network teams—focusing on principles and capabilities, not just products.
- Partner with domain admins to improve Active Directory and identity architecture and help define roles and responsibilities (RACI) for core services.
- Guide network segmentation and the retirement of legacy network overlays to improve security and resilience.
- Work with application, database, and infrastructure teams to improve observability—so issues are detected early and recovery is faster.
- Translate technical risks and options into clear language for the CIO, senior leadership, and agency stakeholders, enabling informed decisions.
 
 
Ashburn Consulting is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer.
In compliance with the American with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA), if you have a disability and would like to request and accommodation in order to apply for a position with Ashburn Consulting, please e-mail [email protected].”