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IT Modernization

Enterprise IT, Delivered End-to-End

Business Architecture through IT Operations and Sustainment. TOGAF-anchored, AI-augmented, senior-led — the full IT lifecycle under one delivery team.

SAFe  •  ITIL  •  TOGAF  •  UML  •  BPMN
01 — Business Architecture

Business Architecture

Establishing the business context that technology must serve — capabilities, processes, stakeholders, and strategic outcomes — before the first technology decision is made.

Business Capability Modeling

Mapping business capabilities to strategic outcomes. Capability heat maps, capability-to-process-to-application traceability, and gap analysis as the foundation for technology investment prioritization.

Business Process Analysis (BPMN)

Process mapping and optimization using BPMN 2.0. Identifying automation candidates, handoff friction, and cycle-time drivers. Current-state and target-state process models that inform integration and software design downstream.

Stakeholder & Governance Structuring

Governance forum design, decision rights modeling (RACI, RAPID), stakeholder communication patterns. Clarifying who decides what, on which cadence, with which evidence.

Strategy-to-Execution Alignment

Translating strategic objectives into investment portfolios, capability roadmaps, and technology priorities. Keeping engineering work measurably connected to the outcomes that sponsored it.

BPMN 2.0 Business Capability Mapping RACI / RAPID Strategy Alignment
02 — Technology Architecture

Technology Architecture

Enterprise and solution architecture that turns business capability requirements into standards-based, governable technology plans — TOGAF-anchored throughout.

TOGAF ADM Governance

Full ADM lifecycle support, Phases A through H. Architecture Board establishment, artifact templates, compliance review, and traceability from business capabilities to technology components. Operational today in the Enterprise Solutions TOGAF Copilot across twenty-one bounded contexts.

Enterprise Architecture Practice Enablement

Standing up or maturing EA practices for agencies and enterprises. Architect coaching, governance model design, maturity roadmaps, and operational rhythms that turn EA from a documentation exercise into a decision-support capability.

Solution Architecture

Integration design, solution decomposition, Architecture Decision Records (ADRs), and technology selection rationale. Designs that read as plans, not art — with the ADRs that justify every significant decision.

Technology Roadmap Development

Multi-year technology roadmaps, target-state architectures, transition-state planning, and investment sequencing. Roadmaps that survive contact with annual budget cycles and program-office leadership turnover.

TOGAF 10 Enterprise Solutions ADRs Target-State Architecture
03 — Solution & Software Design

Solution & Software Design

Model-based design that carries business and architecture intent into implementable software — without translation loss between modelers, designers, and engineers.

Model-Based Solution Design

UML 2 for software structure and behavior where complexity warrants. Use case modeling, class and sequence diagrams, state models, and component diagrams. Models are design artifacts, not after-the-fact documentation.

Integration Design

API design (REST, GraphQL, async events), data contracts, integration patterns, and anti-corruption layers between legacy and modern systems. Bridge-style integrations that let modernization happen incrementally.

Data Architecture

Polyglot data strategy (PostgreSQL, Neo4j, MongoDB), data modeling, migration design, and data quality frameworks. Data architecture that anticipates analytics, reporting, and cross-system querying from day one.

Security-by-Design

Threat modeling (STRIDE), zero-trust patterns, authentication and authorization design integrated from the earliest modeling phases. Security is designed in, not retrofitted after integration testing finds it missing.

UML 2 REST GraphQL Polyglot Data STRIDE Zero-Trust
04 — Software Development

Software Development

Full-stack AI-augmented software delivery. Senior engineers plus agentic AI producing production-grade output at fixed-price economics.

Full-Stack Engineering

Python (FastAPI) on the backend, TypeScript (React) on the frontend, PostgreSQL for relational data, Neo4j for graph, MongoDB for document, Docker for containerization, Azure for cloud. Nine production applications built in eight months across this stack.

Agentic AI-Augmented Delivery

Role-specialized agent teams accelerating analysis, documentation, code generation, and review. Prompt caching and multi-provider routing engineered in to keep LLM operating costs predictable. This is the methodology that lets fixed-price delivery scale to program work — see the Excellence pillar for the full approach.

Agile, SAFe, and Hybrid Delivery

Delivery cadence matched to the program's rhythm. Backlog discipline, sprint governance, and scaled-Agile coordination where multiple teams work in parallel. Waterfall and hybrid patterns supported where acquisition milestones demand them.

Test-Driven Quality Gates

2,100+ automated Playwright tests across the RDS portfolio. CI/CD enforced on every repository. Integration, regression, and compliance gates run in the pipeline. No capability ships without its own test coverage.

Python / FastAPI React / TypeScript SAFe Playwright 9 Apps Agentic AI
05 — Deployment & Integration

Deployment & Integration

Production rollout, environment promotion, and legacy integration with the operational discipline expected on enterprise-scale programs.

Multi-Enclave Deployment

Three deployment targets operational today: on-premise, Azure Commercial, and Azure GCC High. All managed as infrastructure-as-code (Terraform and Bicep). CMMC L2 operational on the GCC High path for ITAR and CUI workloads.

CI/CD & Release Engineering

GitHub Actions pipelines across every repository. Automated build, test, and deploy. Blue-green and canary deployment patterns where the risk profile warrants. Rollback discipline built into every release path.

Legacy System Integration

Anti-corruption layers, strangler-fig migration patterns, and data bridges that let modernization happen while legacy systems keep operating. Phased cutover design preserves operational continuity throughout the transition.

Cutover Planning & Readiness

Go/no-go criteria, dress-rehearsal testing, stakeholder communication plans, and incident-response readiness before any production cut. Runbooks and escalation paths documented before the change window opens.

Azure Terraform Bicep GitHub Actions CMMC L2 Blue-Green / Canary
06 — IT Operations & Sustainment

IT Operations & Sustainment

Post-deployment operations, sustainment engineering, and continuous improvement — keeping delivered capabilities operating at mission tempo long after go-live.

ITIL-Aligned Operations

Incident, problem, change, and configuration management aligned to ITIL v4 practices. Runbooks, playbooks, and operational rhythms designed around the program's cadence and service expectations.

Observability & Telemetry

Distributed tracing (OpenTelemetry), metrics (Prometheus), dashboards (Grafana), and structured logging throughout. Operational truth available to every stakeholder — from engineers on-call to program leadership reading the weekly status.

Sustainment Engineering

Defect resolution, minor enhancement development, technology refresh planning, and dependency modernization. Sustainment scoped and priced as a first-class capability, not as uncommitted overhead.

Continuous Improvement

Blameless post-incident reviews, operational metrics-driven improvements, capacity planning, and cost optimization against usage data. The engineering loop that drives continuous improvement of production systems.

ITIL v4 OpenTelemetry Prometheus Grafana Runbooks Sustainment Engineering

Past Performance

The anchor enterprise-architecture engagement below directly informs RDS's current Enterprise Solutions platform — a TOGAF ADM copilot with automated Architecture Review Board governance across twenty-one bounded contexts, proven in production before offered to customers.

RTX Technology Research Center — Associate Director (2022–2025)

At RTX Corporation's Raytheon Technology Research Center, RDS's principal led two research teams (Architecture and Analytics) spanning MBSE, product lifecycle engineering, and ontology-driven knowledge graphs for engine prognostics — directing an annual research investment up to $1.5M and up to 5 cross-functional engineers. Delivered architecture roadmaps, technology assessments, and research program governance; established an MBSE practice adopted across the research portfolio.

See full Past Performance — including Raytheon ACES ($22M, 2011–2016) and Raytheon International Baghdad (2006–2008) →

Modernize with One Senior-Led Team

Business Architecture through Sustainment. Fixed-price, AI-augmented, CMMC L2 operational — no post-award compliance ramp.