MBSE Governance Lead
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What you'll do
- Draft, review, and refine governance policies and procedures for MBSE-based workflows.
- Define and maintain data standards, ontologies, and standard taxonomies for models and model-based analytics.
- Develop and promote best practices for MBSE usage across the enterprise.
- Provide recommendations to modernize simulation workflows and align them with MBSE practices.
- Coordinate with stakeholders across NASIC, DAF, and DIE to ensure governance is practical and adopted.
- Produce the monthly MBSE Governance Posture Report documenting transition progress and recommended technical standards.
What they're looking for
- Citizenship: Must be a US citizen
- Clearance: Ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI
- Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering, Information Systems, or related field.
- 8+ years of experience in systems engineering, MBSE, or enterprise architecture, including governance/standards work.
- Demonstrated experience creating or enforcing technical standards, policies, or governance frameworks.
- Knowledge of modeling ontologies, metadata, and data management best practices.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and consensus-building skills.
- Excellent technical writing skills for policy, standards, and guidance documents.
Nice to have
- Experience leading governance initiatives in a DoD/IC or large enterprise environment.
- Familiarity with IC data standards, DoD data strategies, and digital engineering policy.
- Experience with enterprise MBSE repositories and configuration management for models.
- Background in change management and training related to new standards and workflows.
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Overview
Apogee has a new and exciting opportunity for a MBSE Governance Lead that will take charge of MBSE governance, policy, and standards development to support model-based analytic processes across NASIC. Defines and institutionalizes governance policies, data standards, taxonomies, and best practices for MBSE-based workflows and simulation modernization.
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Responsibilities
- Draft, review, and refine governance policies and procedures for MBSE-based workflows.
- Define and maintain data standards, ontologies, and standard taxonomies for models and model-based analytics.
- Develop and promote best practices for MBSE usage across the enterprise.
- Provide recommendations to modernize simulation workflows and align them with MBSE practices.
- Coordinate with stakeholders across NASIC, DAF, and DIE to ensure governance is practical and adopted.
- Produce the monthly MBSE Governance Posture Report documenting transition progress and recommended technical standards.
Qualifications
Minimum Experience:
Citizenship: Must be a US citizen Clearance: Ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCIEducation / Years of Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering, Information Systems, or related field.
- 8+ years of experience in systems engineering, MBSE, or enterprise architecture, including governance/standards work.
- Demonstrated experience creating or enforcing technical standards, policies, or governance frameworks.
- Knowledge of modeling ontologies, metadata, and data management best practices.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and consensus-building skills.
- Excellent technical writing skills for policy, standards, and guidance documents.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience leading governance initiatives in a DoD/IC or large enterprise environment.
- Familiarity with IC data standards, DoD data strategies, and digital engineering policy.
- Experience with enterprise MBSE repositories and configuration management for models.
- Background in change management and training related to new standards and workflows.
Additional InformationLocation: Wright Patterson AFB Dayton, OHOn-site/Hybrid/Remote: On-siteTravel: Occasional
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