“MAXIMUS is a leading operator of government health and human services programs and has partnered with state, federal and local governments to provide critical, high quality health and human service programs to a diverse array of communities. Operating under MAXIMUS’s founding mission of Helping Government Serve the People® since 1975, MAXIMUS Federal Services is entirely focused on helping government agencies run programs cost-effectively and serve program constituents with improved outcomes. By being a responsible steward for government programs, we help the federal government deliver on its promises through our people, process and technology. Our focus is always on outcomes and results that connect citizens more effectively with government services.”
“This is a key leader of the Information Technology team, responsible for the IT Architecture function supporting the organization. The Sr. VP is responsible for ensuring the technology strategy supports the business strategy and vision. This position will be responsible for setting the architecture for the organization on an enterprise level and is responsible for defining the governance processes that ensure consistent application of the technology architecture for new initiatives. The Sr. VP will lead application, cloud and data architecture staff members…”
“Job Duties/Responsibilities:
- Oversee the architecture function, to include technical development and ongoing governance
- Lead, coach, and mentor development efforts of mid-level and junior architecture team members
- Commensurate with MAXIMUS’ SaaS and PaaS migration efforts, Develop the multi-year migration plan to transition our existing architecture to a broader cloud-based environment…
“Technical and Computer Skills:
- Must have knowledge and understanding of current cloud technologies and methodologies, to include containerized software development, Docker, Kubernetes, Angular, Jenkins, etc.
- Experience in working with organizations that have moved large-scale applications from a collocation model to AWS, Google, or Azure…”
