Data Architect-Active Secret Clearance Required

Posted 17 days ago

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Data Architect | Active Secret Clearance Required | Portsmouth, VAOverviewAn experienced Data Architect is needed to support a major NAVSEA program in Portsmouth, Virginia. This is an excellent opportunity for a data professional who enjoys designing enterprise data solutions, integrating complex systems, and supporting mission-critical Department of Defense programs. The Data Architect will play a key role in developing enterprise data architecture, analytics, reporting, and data integration capabilities for a large-scale federal initiative.

Responsibilities:

Design and maintain enterprise databases for operational and analytical workloads
Develop data models, integration strategies, and data warehousing solutions
Create enterprise data architectures supporting complex business operations
Evaluate new data sources for quality and integration compatibility
Ensure data integrity, governance, and security across multiple systems
Support dashboards, metrics, reporting, and data visualization initiatives
Develop predictive analytics and decision-support capabilities
Partner with Business Analysts and Software Engineers to implement enterprise data solutions
Develop custom data architectures, queries, and analytics products
Maintain system interface diagrams

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Data Science, or a related field
Experience in data architecture, data engineering, or enterprise data management
Strong SQL, relational database, and data modeling experience
Experience with enterprise data integration and data warehousing
Experience supporting DoD or Navy programs is preferred
Experience with business intelligence tools and dashboard development is a plus

Requirements: Current Active Secret Security ClearanceU.S. Citizenship Required 100% Onsite in Portsmouth, Virginia This is an outstanding opportunity to work on a high-impact federal program while solving complex enterprise data architecture and analytics challenges.

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