IT / SCIF Infrastructure SME

TTC is seeking an experienced IT / SCIF Infrastructure SME to guide the planning, design, and integration of secure technology infrastructure for a new intelligence facility. Supporting a newly awarded federal contract, you will help translate complex mission requirements into resilient enterprise architecture that enables secure, reliable operations.

This opportunity is ideal for an accomplished IT infrastructure professional with DoD or Intelligence Community experience who enjoys solving complex technical challenges and coordinating across engineering, construction, cybersecurity, and mission teams. You will work onsite at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in the Dayton, Ohio, area. This is a new contract with a five-year performance horizon.

What You’ll Do

Shape secure facility infrastructure: Provide technical expertise in the design, programming, planning, and management of IT infrastructure for new Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) Military Construction (MILCON) requirements. Translate mission needs into technical solutions: Help identify IT mission requirements and support program development, equipment acquisition, and equipment disposition. Guide technical reviews throughout construction: Review IT construction submittals, test reports, change orders, and record documents to support compliant infrastructure and installations. Connect technical and mission stakeholders: Coordinate with the Wright-Patterson AFB 88th Communications Squadron, NASIC, and Intelligence Community mission partners to align requirements and resolve technical issues. Integrate complex technology systems: Advise on data centers, network infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud integration, and related enterprise technologies to support a cohesive, resilient architecture. Support project quality and accountability: Participate in IT reviews on schedule and provide accurate, actionable recommendations that support compliance and successful project execution.

Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification. A bachelor’s degree in computer science or information technology; a master’s degree is preferred. 12-15 years of progressive enterprise architecture experience, including at least 8-10 years focused on DoD or Intelligence Community projects, with experience in system architecture, software development, and IT project management. Deep knowledge of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Authorization to Operate (ATO) process. Experience supporting classified networks. Proficiency in enterprise architecture frameworks, cloud computing, database management, and IT governance. Demonstrated leadership managing complex IT projects, including team direction, budgeting, and resource allocation. Experience designing, developing, and integrating the complete technology infrastructure for a new, large-scale intelligence facility. The ability to translate complex operational and mission requirements into cohesive, resilient enterprise architecture. Strong knowledge of data centers, network infrastructure, cybersecurity, and cloud integration

Why join TTC? At TTC, you’ll have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals supporting some of the nation’s most important defense and government missions. We offer challenging work, career growth opportunities, a collaborative culture, and the ability to make a real impact. Our team members are empowered to innovate, solve complex problems, and contribute to mission success while advancing their professional development.

Join TTC and be part of a team dedicated to excellence, service, and the mission.

Information Assurance and Information System Security are the responsibility of each and every TTC, Inc. employee. All TTC employees shall comply with TTC Information Assurance and Information Management System policies and procedures. Additionally, employees with access to Government systems and information will comply with all Government laws, regulation, instructions and rules. TTC employees will do everything within their abilities to safeguard information and systems, to include issued/authorized devices such as computers, cellular phones, notebooks, tablets, iPads, etc. In the event of an information systems security incident, TTC employees will immediately report the situation to one of the TTC corporate members.