Barbaricum is seeking a Senior Software Architect. The candidate will develop and guide software architecture vision and implementation for assigned programs, ensuring alignment with stakeholders, modern methodologies like DevSecOps, and best practices in ground vehicle safety and cybersecurity.   The Senior Software Architect will develop architecture models using UAF, SysML, or UML, managing data requirements, and ensuring compliance with Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA). The candidate will lead reviews, trade-off studies, and risk management while providing input on engineering analysis, software integration, and acquisition activities. Additionally, the candidate will train and mentor program office personnel and serve as a liaison between technical teams and stakeholders.

 

Responsibilities:

Develop and guide software architecture vision for programs, ensuring stakeholder alignment. Implement DevSecOps and ground vehicle safety and cybersecurity best practices. Create architecture models using UAF, SysML, or UML; manage data requirements. Conduct architecture reviews, trade-off studies, risk management, and configuration management. Ensure compliance with MOSA and program-specific guidelines. Lead software testing, design analysis, and evaluate design changes. Support planning and management of software development and acquisition activities. Provide software architecture expertise in IPT meetings and mentor program office personnel.

Qualifications:

Active DoD Secret clearance required. Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Information Technology with 12+ years of experience, or a Master’s degree in Engineering or Information Technology with 7-10 years of experience. Expertise in software architecture, UAF, SysML, or UML modeling. Proficiency in DevSecOps and ground vehicle cybersecurity best practices. Experience in managing data requirements and compliance with MOSA. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to conduct trade-off studies, risk management, and design analysis. Willingness to travel as needed to support program activities.