ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER JOB DESCRIPTION

An Architectural Engineer who cannot translate a business strategy into a platform roadmap leaves delivery teams building toward conflicting targets. That is the specific failure this role exists to prevent. The Architectural Engineer defines future-state architectures for enterprise platforms, owns the strategic roadmap, and guides cross-functional teams from requirements through production-ready patterns. Working within matrixed, global technology organizations, the role demands fluency in both business-capability modeling and cloud-native architecture governance across multi-business-unit environments.

As the Architectural Engineer, you define the strategic platform architecture that connects business requirements to scalable, production-grade solutions, leading PoC validation and architecture review board presentations for major platform components. You operate within a global enterprise technology organization, partnering with delivery architects, business analysts, and senior technology leaders across time zones to drive adoption of standardized, future-state architectures.

Career Impact: Owning architecture review board outcomes and enterprise platform roadmaps establishes deep credibility with senior technology leadership in large-scale, matrixed software organizations.

Business Impact: The platforms and patterns this role defines determine whether delivery teams ship coherent, scalable solutions or accumulate costly technical debt across multi-business-unit deployments.

Growth Opportunity: Hands-on exposure to cloud-native architecture, BPM, and ecommerce technology domains accelerates the path toward Principal Architect or Director of Technology Architecture.

• Define strategic platform architectures that align business objectives with enterprise technology standards and cloud delivery capabilities.
• Own the architecture roadmap for assigned platform components, governing its adoption across cross-functional delivery teams.
• Lead architecture review board presentations, including PoC validation findings and future-state transition collateral.
• Partner with business stakeholders and delivery architects to translate requirements into reusable, scalable platform patterns.
• Develop reference architectures, guidelines, and position papers that enable delivery teams to implement approved designs consistently.
• Assess emerging technologies and architecture patterns, recommending adoption where they reduce complexity or improve platform resilience.
• Mentor solution tech leads and delivery architects on architectural standards, design decisions, and implementation approaches.
• Identify opportunities to standardize the technology landscape and establish reuse patterns across the enterprise portfolio.

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent work experience.
• 6 or more years of software engineering or enterprise architecture experience, with demonstrated delivery of platform-scale architectural solutions.
• Experience influencing adoption of architectural standards across matrixed, global teams without direct reporting authority.
• Proficiency in cloud-native architecture patterns including microservices, event-driven design, and containerized deployment models.
• Experience developing architecture roadmaps, design standards, and technical governance collateral for enterprise platforms.
• Strong analytical and communication skills, with ability to present complex architectural trade-offs to both technical and business audiences.
• Experience conducting architecture trade studies, PoC evaluations, and stakeholder alignment across multiple concurrent platform initiatives.

• Prior experience in healthcare technology platforms, ecommerce architecture, or multi-business-unit enterprise environments.
• Familiarity with business process management and automation architecture patterns, including workflow orchestration design.
• Experience coaching or formally mentoring solution architects or senior engineers toward architectural decision-making accountability.
• Background in architecture governance frameworks, including review board facilitation and design pattern documentation at enterprise scale.

• Architecture review board approval rate, measuring how well designs pass governance on first submission.
• Time from platform component intake to approved architecture, reflecting roadmap throughput for the team.
• Adoption rate of defined reference architectures by delivery teams across the enterprise portfolio.
• Number of reusable platform patterns published and actively consumed, measuring standardization progress.
• Stakeholder alignment score at architecture review board presentations, tracked as revisions required per submission.
• Typical tools: diagramming and modeling (commonly Visio or LucidChart); cloud platforms (commonly Azure, GCP, or AWS)

• Base Salary Range: $145,000 to $185,000 annually, depending on seniority and location.
• Bonus: Annual performance bonus, typically 10 to 15 percent of base salary.
• Equity: RSU grants common at larger enterprises; varies by employer size.
• Health Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage; employer contributions standard.
• PTO: 15 to 25 days annually, plus federal holidays.
• Common Perks: Remote or hybrid flexibility, continuing education reimbursement, conference attendance support.

Figures are estimates based on general US market benchmarks and may be outdated. Adjust based on location, company size, and seniority level.

Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, or local law. Reasonable accommodations are available to qualified individuals with disabilities throughout the application and employment process. A background check is required as a condition of employment. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States prior to their start date.

The Architectural Engineer owns the definition of future-state strategic architecture for the Pharmacy Platform, leading research, partner identification, PoC validation, and architecture review board presentations for each new platform component. Working within Optum Technology and the Health Care Platform, the role shapes how delivery teams and extended architects implement and transition to next-generation solutions.

Key Responsibilities

• Design strategic platform architectures to meet business objectives while aligning with Optum Technology and the Health Care Platform.
• Collaborate with the business to understand and influence business requirements.
• Maintain knowledge of current and emerging technologies, products, and trends related to architectural solutions.
• Collaborate with enterprise architects to gain buy-in and support for strategic platform components.
• Ensure best practices are followed.
• Define architectures, guidelines, patterns, roadmaps, and other collateral to enable delivery teams to transition to future state architectures.
• Work with delivery team architects and relevant business stakeholders to understand key business requirements and develop strategic architectures.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience.
• 6+ years of experience in a software engineering or architect role, including delivering enterprise architectures and leading teams of software engineers or architects.
• Experience creating architectures and platforms, and influencing development teams, business users, and management in the adoption of technical solutions.
• Experience leading through influence in a large, matrixed, and global environment across multiple time zones.
• Prefer expertise in data, BPM, and automation.
• Experience working with microservices, Agile, Azure, CICD, Cosmos, Camunda, graph, data warehousing, security, DevOps, Testing, and Automation.
• Experience with cloud services from Azure, GCP, or EC2, and expertise in enterprise architecture on critical, scalable, and flexible systems.
• Strong collaboration skills and ability to communicate across multiple levels in the organization.

Embedded within the capital facilities team, the Architectural Engineer delivers oversight of architectural, electrical, and mechanical systems plans and cost estimates to ensure compliance with applicable building codes and district standards. Working closely with consultants, contractors, and senior management, the role enables compliant, on-budget facilities design projects from feasibility through construction.

Core Functions

• Review, edit, correct, and interpret drawings, plans, and specifications.
• Prepare preliminary estimates of costs for architectural, electrical, or mechanical systems projects.
• Perform and review load and other related calculations to ensure system capacity and adequacy.
• Make field surveys of existing structures or systems, including load checks, and inspect construction work for conformance with designs.
• Prepare clear, technically sound, and informative engineering reports containing findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
• Plan and conduct surveys, tests, and investigations pertaining to structures or systems associated with design and construction.
• Maintain close contact with equipment manufacturers to keep up-to-date specifications and knowledge of new developments.
• Provide technical assistance and support to building maintenance operations and in-house projects involving alterations to existing installations.
• Serve as capital facilities project manager, overseeing design feasibility studies, project scope, architect selection, design review, agency submissions, and construction bids, including presentations to community groups and senior management.
• Perform all activities in compliance with equal employment and nondiscrimination policies, federal and state laws, board policies, and professional standards.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in architecture or engineering from an accredited college, with coursework in the applicable specialty area (electrical, mechanical, civil, or architectural engineering).
• Equivalent combinations of education and professional experience providing the required knowledge, skills, and abilities may be considered.
• Professional Architect or Engineer license issued by the State of Maryland Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors recommended but not required.
• Valid class C non-commercial driver's license.
• 4 years of architecture or engineering design experience in the applicable specialty area, including project management for multiple concurrent facilities design projects.
• Thorough knowledge of engineering design, construction, building codes, standards, ordinances, and regulations in area of engineering specialty.
• Proficient in personal computers and relevant computer-assisted design and office applications.
• Good interpersonal, presentation, oral, and written communication skills, and ability to prioritize multiple projects and maintain effective working relationships with consultants, contractors, and personnel at all levels.

Reporting to the Core Squad leadership, the Architectural Engineer leads end-to-end technical architecture across the full solution development lifecycle, from analysis and design through production support, for multiple work streams within the International Business IT landscape. Partnering with business analysts, Front-End Developers, and DevOps Engineers, the role ensures applications built on Azure and modern cloud technologies remain secure, scalable, and resilient.

Primary Duties

• Manage day-to-day delivery of development team and ensure quality and timely delivery of agreed release scope.
• Collaborate with business analysts to design and develop business solutions with end-to-end technical architecture responsibility across modeling, design, development, testing, and production support.
• Translate business requirements into system production solution design and patterns that enable quality, re-usability, scalability, availability, and maintainability.
• Present and communicate ideas and designs to various teams for review and brainstorming.
• Support development defect resolution and operational or production incident solutions.
• Apply coding expertise to design and develop all layers of the applications, including Single-Page Applications using Angular alongside Front-End Developers.
• Work on containerized microservices, configure CI/CD pipelines, and perform application monitoring in collaboration with DevOps Engineers.
• Develop or refactor applications in object-oriented languages such as Java or C#, and host them using Azure App Service, Azure Functions, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Service Bus, and modern authn/authz protocols such as OIDC and OAuth2 with Azure AD and Okta.

Skills & Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in large-scale software development, including 5+ years as a full-stack developer and 3+ years in technical analysis and design.
• 2+ years of cloud technology experience, with Azure preferred.
• Experience designing solutions for high performance and addressing performance issues in complex systems.
• Knowledge and experience in Insurance, Financial industry, or Finance functions is a strong plus.
• Highly proficient in modern programming languages and ORM frameworks, and experience with container technologies is a big plus.
• Accomplished interpersonal and communication skills, and experience working in diverse, multi-locational teams.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and ability to manage own workload in a self-directed manner.
• Proficiency in English is mandatory.

Sitting at the intersection of technology strategy and customer engagement, the Architectural Engineer leads the adoption of next-gen flexible architecture while researching, designing, and delivering solutions that reduce complexity and drive competitive advantage across ecommerce and digital experience domains. Operating across multiple business units as a coach and mentor to solution tech leads, the role shapes enterprise standards and the strategic technology roadmap for internal and external clients.

Duties

• Collaborate with IT on setting technology strategy, roadmap, and vision for the customer engagement landscape while representing internally and externally.
• Proactively assess value and potential application of emerging technologies and products.
• Own the strategic roadmap, oversee its governance, and invite adoption through cross-functional teams.
• Research, analyze, design, propose, and deliver solutions that support business and technology strategies, and provide end-to-end view of how all components fit together.
• Identify opportunities to standardize the technology landscape, and facilitate the establishment of standards and guidelines for design and reuse of technology solutions across the enterprise.
• Develop and document target-state reference architectures, position papers, and educational materials.
• Provide technical guidance to project teams, and serve as an escalation point for complex functional and technical issues.
• Interface across business areas as a visionary to assist in leveraging enterprise capabilities and services.

Requirements

• Advanced experience in architecture or application design across customer/digital experience, cross-channel operations, digital operations, sales, and marketing domains.
• Ecommerce or retail background, and experience in a multi-business unit enterprise model.
• Knowledge of Agile development, DevSecOps practices, APIs, and microservices.
• Experience with Salesforce (SFCC, SFSC, SFMC), commerce engines (Hybris, HCL), Adobe suites (AEM, Marketo), EDA (Kafka), and API (Apigee).
• Strong understanding of industry trends, relevant emerging technologies, and business capability modeling.
• Strong ability to build networks and influence senior, cross-functional leaders with an innovative and realistic mindset.
• Leadership competencies in organizing priorities, managing and measuring work, peer relationships, continuous improvement, and motivating others.

A key member of the space mission systems team, the Architectural Engineer leads program trade studies spanning constellation design, communications architecture, and spacecraft bus resource modeling to build the architectural foundation for Space and Ground Segment programs. Collaborating across payload, bus, ground, and operations teams, the role delivers mission requirements, test cases, and algorithm description documents that enable on-orbit mission readiness.

• Lead program trade studies covering constellation design, mission ConOps, space and ground communications architecture, payload aperture sizing, and spacecraft bus GN&C and resource modeling trades.
• Develop Mission SEIT (A-spec level) program requirements and design reference missions and use case vignettes for Space and Ground Segment design.
• Develop mission test cases to support payload, bus, space vehicle, ground, and mission I&T and mission operations preparation.
• Develop mission algorithm description documents for ground mission management and space vehicle command and control.
• Support on-orbit operations.

Experience & Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or relevant technology field, with MS or PhD preferred.
• Active TS/SCI security clearance required.
• 20+ years of experience in space programs (18 with MS; 15 with PhD), spanning system engineering architecture, requirements development, hardware and software design, verification, test, and mission operations.
• Demonstrated experience in space mission systems engineering including Architecture Development, Trade Studies, MBSE, and CONOPS development across LEO to GEO missions and multiple sensor phenomenologies.
• Experience in space vehicle IPT leadership, on-orbit FSW development, integration and test lead roles, and modeling and simulation of spacecraft bus GN&C, resource modeling, and payload operations.
• Knowledge and experience in RF system architectures, RF performance modeling and simulation, and RF hardware, communication, and signal collection.
• Experience with EO/IR payloads, narrow and wide-band communications, data distribution, fault management, attitude and ephemeris determination, and space vehicle power and thermal systems.
• Desired software experience in Matlab, C/C++, Python, and STK.

Secure, automated delivery of cloud infrastructure depends on the Architectural Engineer, who builds and maintains DevSecOps pipelines, account structure environments, and security configurations supporting continuous integration and delivery on a 24x7 system. Based within a team running Agile development cycles, the role ensures vendor security patches are tracked and implemented while identifying automation opportunities that improve efficiency across the organization.

Accountabilities

• Collaborate with stakeholders to develop DevSecOps pipeline and workflow.
• Design and maintain a base environment covering account structure and security rules.
• Review and ensure DevSecOps tools, infrastructure provisioning, and configurations.
• Identify automation opportunities to improve efficiency and productivity.
• Support Agile development with continuous integration and delivery on a 24x7 system.
• Provide application lifecycle support to monitor vendor security patches and oversee implementation status.

Technical Qualifications

• Certified DevSecOps Professional (CDP), Certified DevSecOps Engineer (DSOE), CCSP, GIAC, GICSP, CISM, CISSP, ISO 27001 ISMS Lead Auditor, SSCP, CISA, CIA, GPEN, CEH, or equivalent security certification.
• 5+ years of hands-on experience building cloud infrastructure, container platforms, and managing DevSecOps tools.
• 2+ years of experience in Linux, Python, JavaScript, OpenShift, Coverity, Blackduck, Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes, SonarQube, SonarLint, Veracode, Nagios, Nexus, Splunk, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Maven, securiCAD, ThreatModeler, Artifactory, and JIRA.
• Experienced with AWS and serverless cloud architecture, migration, deployment, and setup.
• Strong knowledge of SAST and DAST security testing practices.
• Capability to work with BI tools such as Tableau and MicroStrategy.

As the Architectural Engineer, this role controls projects from start to finish, producing detailed blueprints and design proposals that meet client needs, environmental considerations, and applicable building codes and regulations. The team relies on this work to keep construction projects within budget and timelines while maintaining compliance with quality standards and architectural best practices.

Activities

• Control project from start to finish to ensure high quality, innovative, and functional design.
• Take the brief to identify client needs and put together feasibility reports and design proposals.
• Develop ideas keeping in mind client needs, building usage, and environmental impact.
• Produce detailed blueprints, make any necessary corrections, and compile project specifications.
• Keep within budgets and timelines, and ensure all works meet specific standards, building codes, guidelines, and regulations.
• Make on-site visits to check on project status, report findings, and liaise with construction professionals.
• Follow architectural trends and advancements.

Position Requirements

• Proven working experience as an architect, and a strong portfolio demonstrating artistic skills.
• Expert knowledge of building products, construction details, and relevant rules, regulations, and quality standards.
• Excellent drawing skills and familiarity with design software.
• Strong imagination and ability to think and create in three dimensions.
• Visual awareness, eye for detail, and strong communication and project management skills.

The Architectural Engineer owns the full project lifecycle, from analyzing and altering structural plans to conducting site visits, evaluating building systems, and consulting with clients to meet cost standards. Working across multiple discipline projects and reporting deliverables to team leads, the Architectural Engineer shapes outcomes that ensure structures operate safely, efficiently, and reliably.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, analyze, and alter plans, prototypes, or structures.
• Ensure building plans, prototypes, and structures operate safely, efficiently, and reliably.
• Assist team members with project objectives, budgets, and timelines.
• Establish project goals and identify and solve problems in building plans, prototypes, and structures.
• Participate in site visits and test and evaluate building systems to find problems and improvements.
• Read, interpret, and explain complex technical documents.
• Consult with clients on building projects.
• Prepare cost-benefit analyses and track and report expenses to meet cost standards.
• Prepare, schedule, coordinate, and monitor assigned engineering projects.
• Interact daily with clients to interpret their needs and represent them in the field.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's or master's degree in architectural engineering or equivalent.
• Degree or diploma in Electrical, Electronic, or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
• Professional engineering license.
• Current knowledge of industry trends, technology, codes, and regulations.
• Ability to diagram designs manually and with computer-aided drafting.
• Excellent working knowledge of science, mathematics, and engineering principles.
• Strong analytical, critical, and problem-solving skills.
• Good teamworking, communication, and time management skills.
• Product training will be provided.
• Ability to work with multiple discipline projects.

Reporting to Public Works leadership, the Architectural Engineer holds full technical and professional responsibility for planning, scheduling, and supervising all phases of municipal projects, including directing electrical, mechanical, architectural, civil, and structural activities for Borough-owned facilities. Partnering with consulting engineers, architects, and project staff, the Architectural Engineer enables compliant, on-budget delivery of public infrastructure from condition assessment through final construction documentation.

Primary Duties

• Serve as architect or engineer on Public Works projects.
• Develop project scopes, schedules, and cost estimates.
• Maintain direct responsibility during all project phases to ensure feasibility and conformance to scope, procedures, and contract requirements.
• Provide direction and supervision to project staff.
• Advise Public Works Managers on technical and administrative aspects of projects including all design disciplines plan review.
• Negotiate and manage professional services contracts with consulting engineers and architects.
• Perform and coordinate condition inventory of Borough facilities.
• Prepare preliminary and final plans, surveys, reports, and construction documents including signing and sealing of all final documents.
• Perform all typical project management functions including professional management of design and construction projects.
• Serve as architect or engineering consultant on facility issues and future needs including building systems and site improvements.

Skills & Qualifications

• Professional degree in Architecture or Engineering (Electrical Engineer preferred) from an ABET accredited college.
• Professional registration as an architect or electrical engineer; ability to become registered in Alaska within six months of hire required.
• Six years of experience in planning, design, and development of projects, including four years of direct supervision of projects over $500,000 and four years in commercial building electrical systems.
• Experience in construction and maintenance of public and commercial facilities, procurement and contracting procedures, and effective supervision.
• Knowledge of building codes, electrical codes, standards, and current trends in construction practices.
• Ability to perform mathematical computations, drafting, and clear oral and written reporting.
• Proficiency with MS Word, MS Excel, AutoCAD, and database software; valid driver's license and insurability under Borough program required.
• Ability to maintain effective, harmonious relationships with staff and the general public.
• This position requires a criminal background check.

Sitting at the intersection of landscape engineering and construction management, the Architectural Engineer reviews technical design packages, oversees soft landscape construction, and ensures correctness of as-built drawings across geographically and culturally diverse project teams. Operating across consultant, contractor, and project management interfaces, the Architectural Engineer safeguards international design standards compliance and enables smooth asset handover on large-scale landscape and irrigation works.

Duties

• Review landscape and irrigation networks technical design packages and provide comments where necessary.
• Support construction supervision and project management teams and oversee landscape construction.
• Review and comment on engineering submittals including shop drawings, material submittals, and method statements.
• Prepare guideline documents and reports specific to landscape issues and ensure correctness of as-built drawings.
• Conduct site inspections, provide recommendations to improve landscaping works, and attend progress meetings regarding landscape and HSSE issues.
• Liaise with project teams to ensure smooth handover of landscape assets and provide input to all scheduled reporting.
• Ensure timely review of all documents submitted by the consultant or contractor and inform the project manager of potential milestone delays with solutions.
• Provide on-site direction and assist construction management teams to issue instructions for landscaping, irrigation, and associated items.

Experience & Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Architecture (Landscape); postgraduate degree in Environmental or Public Health Engineering preferred.
• Minimum 12 years of demonstrable experience supervising soft landscape works including reviewing technical submittals, shop drawings, and as-built drawings.
• Experience managing, reviewing, and approving design-build documents for similar-scale projects.
• Familiarity with international design standards, codes, and different flora and fauna in Qatar; knowledge of Qatari and GCC standards and Qatar Construction Standards preferred.
• Proficiency in IT and standard industry software including BIM and other digital platforms.
• Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build relationships, manage diverse teams, and create effective working environments.
• Proactive, dedicated team player who communicates effectively at all levels including with external stakeholders.
• Committed to professional integrity, ethical practice, and compliance with applicable laws.

A key member of the Engineering Organization at Air Products' Dhahran Techno Valley office, the Architectural Engineer produces detailed CSA design calculations, checks third-party geotechnical and structural reports, and directs construction and operational testing activities across multi-discipline project teams. Collaborating with lead designers, engineers, and contractors across cultures and disciplines, the Architectural Engineer delivers compliant, code-conformant engineering solutions that meet project schedule and customer requirements.

Technical Responsibilities

• Work under the direction of the CSA Lead Engineer and produce detailed design calculations and sketches for all CSA project work.
• Develop conceptual layouts and cost studies to determine the most efficient approach to engineering tasks.
• Check calculations by other engineers for accuracy, conformance to codes, specifications, and good engineering practice.
• Resolve specialty engineering issues by applying accepted principles, codes, and standards, including verifying and commenting on geotechnical and civil or structural reports and calculations by third parties.
• Review vendor data to ensure specifications and project requirements are met, and participate in planning, cost development, management, and scheduling activities for assigned projects.
• Consult with lead designers and engineers from other disciplines to ensure smooth information flow for scheduled project completion.
• Direct activities to ensure construction, installation, and operational testing conform to functional specifications, codes, standards, and customer requirements.
• Advise the lead engineer on design or scope changes requiring an engineering change order and continue development of technical knowledge and skills.

Position Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering with minimum 5 years of experience.
• Thorough knowledge of engineering practices, economic principles, calculation methods, design details, international codes and standards, procedures, and specifications.
• Current knowledge of engineering work processes and familiarity with project phases and required scope and deliverables.
• Working knowledge of industry-wide design software such as STAAD Pro.
• Ability to identify problem areas in work practices and suggest improvements based on experience.

Embedded within the Space Architecture Department at The Aerospace Corporation in Chantilly, VA, the Architectural Engineer conducts architecture assessment, modeling, analysis, and conceptual design across Defense, Intelligence, and Civil space partners spanning prototype systems to enterprise architectures. Working closely with cross-functional teams and program offices, the Architectural Engineer delivers trade studies, technology assessments, and strategic road mapping that enable data-driven decisions for a broad range of government customers.

Core Functions

• Plan and participate in architecture-level systems engineering activities with emphasis on innovative and cost-effective space system concepts.
• Use, develop, and integrate analytical methods and tools to evaluate architectural concepts for cost, schedule, performance, risk, and resilience.
• Demonstrate effective use of operations research or industrial engineering methods in architecture-level decision analysis.
• Lead and participate in technology assessments and process development in support of architecture conceptualization.
• Apply disciplined system architecting methods such as the Aerospace System Architecting Method for architecture-level trades and assessments.
• Develop and execute innovative methods for advancing model-based engineering and model-based systems engineering practices.
• Collaborate with Aerospace personnel to marshal technical expertise across disciplines for concurrent engineering approaches.
• Work with program office, customer, and contractor personnel to elicit needs, scope studies, and communicate results in briefings and formal reports.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in science, mathematics, or engineering; master's or doctorate degree and/or MBA preferred.
• Minimum 2 years of technical experience in space, aviation, or defense; 5 years preferred; advanced degree may substitute for experience.
• Experience in systems engineering, project management, and early life cycle systems engineering and acquisition methods.
• Experience with government and commercial acquisition methods, technology assessment, supply chain risk assessment, and industrial health assessment.
• Familiarity with spacecraft, payloads, ground systems, launch systems, missile systems, and aircraft systems.
• Familiarity with Python or Java programming and model-based engineering.
• Familiarity or interest in business sciences including cost analysis, business case analysis, and earned value management.
• Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills including ability to present effectively in briefings and formal reports.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance; U.S. citizenship required; current TS/SCI preferred.

Sustained revenue growth across the Pacific Northwest depends on the Architectural Engineer at The Stonhard Group, who presents and promotes high-performance seamless flooring systems to architectural and engineering firms while managing a project pipeline of at least six new entries per week. Based within a field-intensive territory and coordinating daily with territory managers and market managers, the Architectural Engineer builds the firm relationships and account records that convert specifications into sold projects.

Accountabilities

• Present and promote The Stonhard Group products and services to architectural and engineering firms within the region.
• Develop new business and build relationships with architectural, engineering, and design-build firms.
• Maintain accurate files and records in the Sales Force Automation database with projects and associated activities.
• Communicate closely with local territory managers, project engineers, and market managers on product recommendations, bidding, estimating, and quoting.
• Give group presentations to engineers and architects on The Stonhard Group products and services.
• Spend a minimum of 4 days per week in the field and contact a minimum of 10–15 clients in person per week, entering a minimum of 6 new projects per week.
• Organize and prioritize activities and perform additional tasks as required.

Background & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Business.
• Two years of related experience, preferably in an industrial or commercial sales territory.
• Familiarity with the architectural engineering community and project design process.
• Proficiency with internet, email, word processing, PowerPoint, spreadsheets, architectural software platforms, and sales reporting tools.
• Must be able to physically transport sample case and literature to customers (approximately 40 pounds) and possess reliable transportation with no driving restrictions.

As the Architectural Engineer, this role applies model-based systems engineering to define GPS system functions, develop DoDAF/MODAF architectural views using SysML, and lead enterprise-level specification development across subject matter experts, stakeholders, and government customers. The program relies on this work to identify changes to technical baseline documents and deliver engineering analysis and recommendations that inform senior leadership decisions on defense architecture programs.

Job Functions

• Apply model-based systems engineering (MBSE) to define GPS system functions and develop functional and performance requirements.
• Apply MBSE to develop GPS architectural views using DoDAF/MODAF and Systems Modeling Language (SysML).
• Analyze MBSE models to derive mission threads and use cases to aid in enterprise-level verification planning.
• Lead subject matter experts, stakeholders, and customers through developing and coordinating an enterprise-level specification.
• Identify proposed changes to technical baseline documents including interface documents, specification documents, and architecture products.
• Prepare and present engineering analysis, gaps, and recommendations to senior leadership.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering or similar technical field with minimum 9 years of relevant experience, or 4 additional years of experience in lieu of degree; graduate degree including master's or PhD preferred.
• Experience designing and testing space systems, segments, GPS systems, or elements; familiarity with DoD acquisition organizations preferred.
• DoDAF experience and demonstrated ability to lead diverse groups of stakeholders and provide technical analyses and program management support to government customers.
• Proficiency with commercially available architecting tools such as Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect and DOORS or other requirements management tools.
• Active Secret Clearance with ability to obtain and maintain Top Secret clearance; TS/SCI preferred.

Architectural Engineer delivers facility restoration programs, property condition assessments, and capital planning across local and national Commercial and DOD Facilities at Tetra Tech, working alongside a team of recognized industry experts. The work directly supports clients seeking compliant, well-documented renovation and asset management outcomes, from construction cost estimates through field observation and proposal development.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

• Develop facility restoration and capital planning programs.
• Conduct property condition assessments.
• Develop facility or campus asset management programs.
• Design and draft facility renovation programs and perform field observation of renovations or restorations.
• Prepare project construction cost estimates and alternative evaluation studies and similar reports.
• Perform site visits to support the design process.
• Manage smaller projects and assist with project management on larger projects.
• Assist with proposal development.

Education & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Architectural Engineering, Architecture, Facilities Management, or Civil Engineering.
• EIT certification.
• Experience with AutoCAD, Revit, and Microsoft Office.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and proven success delivering high-quality projects.
• Valid driver's license with a favorable driving record and no restrictions.
• Willingness to travel.

The GEOINT Future Architectures Engineer leads modeling, simulation, and decision support studies that shape the acquisition of the nation's next-generation overhead GEOINT systems, operating within the GEOINT Innovations Office's small program office team. Collaborating across government mission partners, diverse industry partners, and Aerospace Engineering Matrix personnel, the GEOINT Future Architectures Engineer produces the technical analyses and architecture requirements that enable data-driven decisions at the highest levels of government.

Key Responsibilities

• Contribute to and lead modeling, simulation, and decision support studies for the nation's next-generation GEOINT architecture.
• Translate abstract customer needs into specific analysis questions and execution plans.
• Organize and lead multi-disciplinary teams to conduct design modeling, simulation, and analyses in support of acquiring multiple interconnected systems and architectures.
• Participate in engagement activities with mission partners across government and diverse industry partners.
• Understand user needs and translate them into system and architecture requirements.
• Develop, communicate, and defend Aerospace technical positions on program assessments and key customer issues to customer and senior management.
• Operate as a direct interface to government program leadership and interface with all levels of Aerospace, customer, and contractor personnel.
• Excel in a fast-paced, small-team environment and proactively identify technical issues and develop solutions.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, or related field.
• Experience applying engineering skills and best practices to resolve complex problems.
• Experience with the implementation or development of architecture-level analysis techniques and tools.
• Demonstrated ability to develop technical positions based on complex analysis sets.
• Strong interpersonal, collaborative, and customer interface skills with strong written and oral communication ability.
• Ability to work closely with government and SETA personnel in a highly dynamic environment with quickly changing priorities.
• Must have current TS/SCI with SSBI; U.S. citizenship required.
• Some travel required to support contractor activities.

Embedded within Zoom's security organization, the Security Architect/Engineer identifies gaps in existing security architecture, builds automation tools, and integrates security controls into CI/CD processes across engineering teams company-wide. Working closely with cross-functional product and infrastructure teams, the Security Architect/Engineer produces a security posture that protects Zoom video and meeting applications through risk-based design decisions, secure coding training, and applied cryptography implementation.

Core Responsibilities

• Provide guidance and subject matter expertise in infrastructure, application, and data security to engineering teams across the company.
• Apply a risk-based approach to make appropriate security decisions and set priorities.
• Identify gaps in existing security architecture and design and recommend changes or enhancements.
• Build tools and automation that enable developers to easily consume security services delivered by the security team.
• Partner with engineering teams to integrate security controls into continuous integration, delivery, and deployment processes.
• Build strong relationships with cross-functional teams and cultivate a culture of security awareness and ownership.
• Provide hands-on security training and secure coding best practices to developers.

Technical Qualifications

• Strong foundation and in-depth technical knowledge in product security, computer and network security, authentication, and security protocols including TLS, SAML, and OAuth.
• Strong applied cryptography knowledge including asymmetric and symmetric key encryption, key management, and end-to-end encryption protocols preferred.
• Understanding of software security architecture and design, SDLC, and best practices for application security.
• Hands-on experience with threat modeling, SAST, DAST, and web application security including OWASP Top 10 and SANS 25.
• Experience with public cloud environments especially AWS, DevOps environments, and automating security controls into CI/CD processes.
• Experience with Jenkins or other CI tools and knowledge of containers and microservices.
• Strong development experience in one or more of Java, JavaScript, Python, C/C++, Objective-C, iOS, or Android.

Reporting to technical leadership, the Architectural Engineer designs integrated software modules, oversees projects to prevent duplication of effort, and interacts with product developers, product managers, and customer application experts to deliver software products that meet client needs. The Architectural Engineer's work directly supports business areas including sales, marketing, and financial analysis by ensuring pre-release programming meets required features and modifications.

Scope of Work

• Interact with product developers, product managers, and customer application experts to create software products that meet client needs and expectations.
• Maintain ongoing review of pre-product release programming to ensure required features and modifications are included.
• Design integrated software modules to ensure functionality as provided by application experts.
• Oversee projects from a technical perspective to avoid duplication of efforts across different projects.
• Provide technical advice, consultation, demonstration, and installation for clients and internal personnel.

Knowledge Skills & Abilities

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Six or more years of experience in software engineering, software architecture, or product development.
• Experience with software design and implementation, tools including compilers, assemblers, debuggers, and simulators, and assembly languages such as HTML, MySQL, C, and C++.
• Experience with operating systems and business areas including sales, marketing, financial analysis, and project management.
• Strong communication, presentation, organization, time management, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to comprehend and filter information, apply judgment, and troubleshoot technical problems.

Sitting at the intersection of technical delivery and client management, the Senior Principal Architectural Engineer leads architectural services across all project phases at Worley, ensuring outputs meet statutory, regulatory, and customer specifications on time and within budget. Operating across project teams, procurement activities, and commissioning processes, the Senior Principal Architectural Engineer enables consistent, high-quality architectural outcomes grounded in 20 or more years of onshore engineering expertise.

Strategic Responsibilities

• Manage architectural services that meet Worley's, customers', and statutory and regulatory specifications on time and within budget.
• Act as architectural lead on specific projects, including outlining requirements, promoting workshare, assigning tasks, supervising designer progress, and checking deliverables.
• Manage architectural project requirements and ensure all required services meet Worley's, customers', and statutory and regulatory requirements on time and within budget.
• Manage administrative architectural services including participating in relevant meetings, preparing weekly reports, progressing work, and complying with checking procedures.
• Provide advice during procurement, construction, and commissioning activities including oversight of requisitions, technical bid evaluations, and purchase order preparation.
• Keep up to date with the latest developments and technical innovations in the architectural field.
• Communicate effectively with the architectural team and project stakeholders including the customer, and identify issues, develop solutions, and seek assistance when required.

Professional Experience

• Bachelor's degree required with 20 or more years of experience in onshore architectural engineering.
• Experience in life safety code review.
• Excellent technical and practical architectural skills with ability to consistently deliver quality, accurate, and timely work.
• Excellent knowledge of fundamental requirements of architecture and basic requirements of other engineering fields.
• Excellent knowledge of applicable local and international standards and statutory and regulatory specifications.
• Must be able to work independently and in office.

As the Architectural Engineer, this role develops foundational knowledge of building MEP systems and supports senior engineers in system design, equipment selection, and production drawing preparation for industrial and administration buildings. The MEP engineering team relies on this work to verify HVAC and plumbing compliance, coordinate construction submittals, and navigate 3D models for interference review across the full construction administration phase.

Engineering Responsibilities

• Develop a basic understanding of building mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems and become familiar with applicable building codes and requirements.
• Under the guidance of senior engineers, support system design concept, equipment sizing, equipment selection, system controls, and finalized design for industrial and administration buildings.
• Under the guidance of senior engineers, prepare production drawings and specifications for building-related lighting, power, HVAC, and plumbing systems for deliverable packages sent to subcontractors for bidding.
• Assist with technical bid analysis reviews.
• Verify HVAC and plumbing installation and construction compliance with engineering specifications and plan requirements, and coordinate shop drawings and equipment submittals during construction administration.
• Check and navigate 3D models for interference review and constructability during design and construction administration.

Education & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Architectural Engineering.
• Passed FE exam is a plus.
• 0–3 years of industry experience.
• Familiarity with Revit and AutoCAD; familiarity with Trane Trace 700 or Carrier HAP is a plus.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Self-starter with ability to integrate across various engineering design disciplines.

Advisor Architectural Engineer leads network architecture discussions, establishes repeatable cloud connectivity solutions, and serves as the technical expert for the Aviatrix suite of products at Gainwell, supporting the company's mission to meet network and cloud connectivity needs for health and human services customers. Success in the position means delivering reusable architectural guidelines and cloud offerings developed in close collaboration with security architects, engineers, offering development, and deployment teams.

Areas of Ownership

• Lead network architecture discussions with customers and align with partnership and field initiatives.
• Collaborate with offering development and deployment teams to establish repeatable network connectivity solutions using cloud-native and third-party connectivity methods in accordance with Gainwell security guidelines.
• Collaborate with security architects and engineers to develop Gainwell cloud connectivity solutions and offerings.
• Create reusable architectural guidelines that enable automatable and repeatable deployments.
• Serve as technical expert for the Aviatrix suite of products, conduct whiteboard sessions, and evangelize solution benefits around network orchestration and workflows.

Qualifications & Experience

• Five or more years of network design and engineering experience including in-depth knowledge of BGP and other routing protocols.
• Experience in networking and security constructs in public clouds and data center technologies including virtualization, routers, and firewalls.
• Experience using cloud automation and orchestration tools and connecting to AWS VPCs using VPN Gateway or Transit Gateway.
• Fluency in AWS and Azure platforms.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills including presentation skills and aptitude for understanding cloud adoption and network connectivity problems.