• Support and maintain the product vision and roadmap for OCI enterprise architecture and shared services within Cloud One ACSS. • Align OCI capabilities with Department of the Air Force Cloud Strategy, DoD Enterprise Cloud initiatives, and Zero Trust architecture. • Enable standardized architectural patterns for multi-compartment OCI environments. • Ensure interoperability and functional requirements parity across CSP products, and hybrid cloud environments. • Support lifecycle management of foundational OCI shared services including: Identity and Access Management (OCI IAM and federated identity). Compartment and tenancy governance models. Centralized logging and monitoring (OCI Logging, Monitoring). Encryption and key management (OCI Vault, KMS). Container platforms (Oracle Kubernetes Engine – OKE). Networking architectures (VCN, FastConnect, DRG). • Ensure reusable OCI reference architectures and secure landing zone frameworks. Standardize onboarding processes and enterprise service catalogs to enable compliant mission deployments. • Support automated environment provisioning aligned with Infrastructure as Code practices. • Ensure OCI services comply with RMF, FedRAMP High, DoD SRG, and DISA STIG requirements. • Integrate OCI-native security capabilities such as: Cloud Guard. Security Zones. Data Safe. Web Application Firewall (WAF). Partner with cybersecurity teams to support ATO attainment and continuous monitoring strategies. • Collaborate with platform engineering teams to implement Infrastructure as Code using Terraform and OCI Resource Manager. Support hardened OCI landing zones and compartment provisioning automation. Enable secure CI/CD integration leveraging existing tools and processes. • Develop cost governance and allocation strategies across OCI tenancies. Implement tagging and compartment-based cost management standards. Optimize enterprise spend leveraging OCI cost analysis and usage reporting tools. Balance performance, availability, and compliance with fiscal responsibility. • Serve as primary liaison between government leadership, architecture teams, cybersecurity stakeholders, and engineering organizations for OCI capabilities. Translate mission requirements into prioritized product backlogs and shared services. Conduct executive briefings on roadmap progress, compliance posture, risk management, and cost performance. Participate in architecture review boards and Integrated Product Teams (IPTs). • Develop and maintain: OCI reference architectures. Secure implementation guides. Standard operating procedures. Compliance support artifacts for ATO documentation. Ensure transparency across roadmap maturity, service adoption, and security posture. Align documentation with Oracle Cloud Architecture Framework and DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Reference Design.