OverviewCVP is seeking a Systems Architect / Technical Lead to provide technical authority for the NIH Executive Secretariat's controlled-correspondence and records management system. This role demands deep expertise in enterprise records management, executive workflow architecture, and the ability to rapidly baseline an incumbent platform at contract transition.
Responsibilities
- Provide technical authority for software architecture, workflow design, and records-management patterns
- Lead security/ATO alignment, cloud/modernization strategy, and root-cause resolution
- Design and govern access control, digital/electronic signatures, full-text search/retrieval, and records retention
- Produce ARB artifacts and technical standards; mentor the engineering team
- Rapidly baseline and assess the incumbent architecture at transition
- Support NARA and DoD 5015 compliance requirements
Qualifications
- Must be eligible to obtain a Public Trust clearance
- BS/BA + 10 years of relevant experience; OR MS + 5 years of relevant experience
- 10+ years of technical leadership experience
- 8+ years of enterprise system development/integration experience
- 3+ years on comparable scope/complexity efforts
- Cloud/DevSecOps modernization experience
- Deep workflow and enterprise records-management architecture experience
- Strong knowledge of NARA electronic-record requirements, DoD 5015-compliant records management, and multi-tenant/separate-cabinet design
- Ability to rapidly baseline incumbent architecture at transition
Desired Skills
- NIH EPLC architecture/design artifacts knowledge
- FISMA Moderate/RMF/ATO/JCAM and Public Trust Moderate (Tier 2) eligibility
- DevSecOps/CI-CD, automated testing, and code quality proficiency
- Cloud experience (AWS/Azure/GCP); containers/IaC as appropriate
- Government-approved AI-assisted code/test workflow experience
- On-site availability when directed
Salary Range: $160,000 - $180,000 (depending on experience)
This role is pending program award
