Founded in 1989, SOSi is among the largest private, founder-owned technology and services integrators in the defense and government services industry. We deliver tailored solutions, tested leadership, and trusted results to enable national security missions worldwide.
SOSi is seeking a Vice President of Enterprise IT to join our team at SOSi's Reston, Virginia headquarters.
SOSi is a defense services and product company. We deliver cleared mission services to U.S. national security customers, and we build and ship software products that operate in classified and unclassified environments around the world. That combination is rare, and it shapes how our internal technology has to work. The VP of Enterprise IT is the executive accountable for transforming it across identity, employee experience, automation, and the multi-cloud operating model.
Reporting to the CTO, the VP owns the full enterprise technology estate: our commercial and Government Community Cloud High environments, a multi-cloud footprint across AWS, GCP, OCI, and Azure, identity, endpoints, collaboration, networking, end-user support, enterprise applications, and enterprise automation. The role is responsible for the consolidation and modernization that gets the seam between corporate and program environments clean, auditable, and easy to operate on both sides.
We want a leader who has shipped on both sides of the line. Someone who has worked at the speed of a modern commercial software company and has also led regulated environments that meet CMMC, NIST, ITAR, ISO, and CMMI standards. The right candidate has built before, not only operated.
What You Will Own
- The multi-year enterprise technology roadmap, aligned to corporate growth, M&A, and cleared program expansion.
- Consolidation and modernization of the tenant, identity, collaboration, and data handling architecture so employees move between unclassified and regulated work without friction.
- The multi-cloud footprint across AWS, GCP, OCI, and Azure, including landing zones, identity federation, networking, FinOps, and security baselines.
- The shared services and architectural standards that program-dedicated infrastructure consumes.
- End-to-end ownership of the external audit program across CMMI, ISO 9001, ISO 27001, CMMC, NIST 800-171, and ITAR, with continuous compliance tooling and automated evidence collection.
- The employee technology experience, set and measured against SLOs, NPS, and time-to-productive.
- Service desk, deskside, provisioning, and asset lifecycle operated as a product.
- Enterprise automation across RPA, workflow orchestration, and integration with ERP, HRIS, contracts, procurement, and payroll, measured in hours returned to the business.
- The Enterprise IT organization and P&L, including cloud FinOps, SaaS licensing, and vendor consolidation.
- Enterprise architecture, security, and resilience standards, including Zero Trust, incident response, and business continuity.