Solutions Architect

All hired employees are expected to have experience with Microsoft Copilot and / or an approved equivalent AI solution.

About DSA Inc.

DSA Inc. is a mission-focused information technology innovator supporting the Department of Defense (DoD), Department of the Army/DoW, the Intelligence Community (IC), and Federal Civilian agencies. DSA’s work spans AI-enabled software development, cyber modernization, C5ISR sustainment, LCNC automation, digital engineering, and enterprise IT transformation. Our mission is to accelerate modernization and readiness across critical national security environments.

Position Summary

The Enterprise Solutions Architect (ESA) will be part of the DSA Technology & Innovation Office, and work closely with the broader capture/proposal teams to support technical solution development for Defense, Intelligence Community (IC) and Federal Civilian opportunities. This role blends early‑stage solutions analysis (e.g., end-to-end opportunity shaping) , technical writing, requirements interpretation, and the creation of technical artifacts.

The ESA will develop foundational skills in solution architecture, including cloud, cybersecurity, enterprise IT, C5ISR, and AI to support DSA’s strategic growth. Over time, the incumbent will progress into a senior‑level Solutions Architect role with ownership of solution concepts and proposal activities.

Key Responsibilities

Solutions Support

• Assist in analyzing RFI/RFP requirements and identifying initial technical approaches to translate customer mission needs, pain points, and modernization priorities into integrated, compliant, differentiated, and executable solutions.
• Help develop early solution sketches, concepts of operation, and architecture outlines.
• Research DoD, IC, and Federal Civilian technologies, mission needs, and modernization priorities.
• Support development of compliant, compelling solutions under the guidance of senior architects, to include connecting requirements to solution elements, responsible performers, artifacts, evidence, benefits, risks, assumptions, and discriminators

 Technical Writing & Documentation

Produce clear, well-structured technical content, including:

• Draft technical proposal sections
• System descriptions and approach narratives
• Technical white papers and capability briefs
• Process flows, operational concepts, and supporting diagrams.
• Translate complex technical ideas into accessible language for evaluators and customers.

Proposal & Capture Support