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Digital Infrastructure Project Scoping Technical Lead - R-01
Requisition: R-01
Opportunity: 26-0015 / 1131PL26R0058
Location Anchor: Washington, DC 20001
Work mode: Fully remote / U.S.-based
Travel: Europe/Eurasia as assigned
Engagement: Contingent expert
Role purpose
Lead integrated identification, screening, and scoping of digital-infrastructure opportunities across Europe and Eurasia. Amendment A0002 confirms the evaluated scope: cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data centers, and connectivity. The lead converts incomplete sponsor concepts into evidence-backed Preliminary Assessments, Project Reports, feasibility-study/technical-assistance/pilot TORs, independent budgets, schedules, and implementation recommendations.
Representative assignment problems
• Frame Government and sponsor decisions; establish evidence requirements, uncertainties, alternatives, and acceptance tests.
• Integrate cybersecurity, AI/data, cloud/data-center/edge infrastructure, and broadband/fiber/5G connectivity into coherent project concepts.
• Test architecture, interoperability, privacy, resilience, operations, commercial viability, financeability, regulatory feasibility, procurement, and U.S. export potential.
• Direct assignment WBS/BOEs, technical-commercial-financial analysis, TORs, budgets, schedules, red-team review, and final release.
Responsibilities
• Own multidisciplinary technical judgment and integration across the four clarified domains.
• Produce concise, evidence-traceable inputs for Preliminary Assessments, Project Reports, TORs, independent budgets, schedules, and the cumulative Final Report.
• Define current-state baselines, alternatives, implementation pathways, dependencies, risks, and recovery branches.
• Coordinate technical, country, finance, export, resilience, legal/regulatory, and editorial specialists.
• Participate in rapid mobilization, remote analysis, quality reviews, and international travel when assigned.
• Protect Government, sponsor, customer, and candidate information and disclose actual, potential, or apparent conflicts.
Minimum evidence-based qualifications
• 10+ years of directly relevant digital-infrastructure project development, feasibility, technical-assistance, or investment-scoping experience, supported by dated named projects.
• Senior leadership integrating cybersecurity, AI/data systems, data centers/cloud/edge, and connectivity. Deep expertise may be concentrated in one or more areas, but the résumé must prove multidisciplinary decision leadership and clear use of specialists.
• Evidence producing feasibility assessments, options analyses, technical architectures, implementation roadmaps, TOR/SOW packages, budgets, schedules, or technical-economic-financial recommendations.
• Experience in public-sector, development-finance, infrastructure, or regulated environments; Europe/Eurasia delivery strongly preferred.
• U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident; Axyde will request written confirmation but not identity documents during recruiting.
• Strong written English, independent technical judgment, availability for contingent proposal/delivery support, and ability to travel internationally.
Evidence to submit
• Current résumé with month/year dates and personal responsibility on each relevant project.
• Short project list naming client/sponsor, country, period, scale/value, deliverable, decision supported, and outcome; omit protected information.
• One nonproprietary work-sample description demonstrating a feasibility, TOR, architecture, or investment recommendation.
• Current city/state, hourly-rate expectation, availability, travel status, and employment/country/customer/conflict restrictions.
Application questions
1. Identify three digital-infrastructure assignments, dates, countries, clients, and your personal responsibilities.
2. For cybersecurity, AI, data centers, and connectivity, identify which you can lead, contribute to, or independently review.
3. Describe one feasibility/TOR/options-analysis product you personally led and the Government or sponsor decision it supported.
4. Describe your Europe/Eurasia countries, languages, institutional counterparts, and outcomes.
5. Are you a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident? Answer only yes/no/category; do not upload identity documents.
6. Can you support remote proposal/delivery activity and international travel as assigned?
7. Identify conflicts, employer approvals, country/customer restrictions, confidentiality/noncompete constraints, and your rate expectation.
Contingent-opportunity notice
This posting supports a competitive federal proposal. It is not an offer or guarantee of employment, subcontract, hours, travel, award, or assignment. Selection is conditioned on written résumé authorization, evidence review, eligibility, availability, conflict review, rate agreement, proposal strategy, award, and customer direction. Do not submit passports, Social Security numbers, immigration documents, classified/export-controlled information, or customer-proprietary material.
Requisition: R-01
Opportunity: 26-0015 / 1131PL26R0058
Location Anchor: Washington, DC 20001
Work mode: Fully remote / U.S.-based
Travel: Europe/Eurasia as assigned
Engagement: Contingent expert
Role purpose
Lead integrated identification, screening, and scoping of digital-infrastructure opportunities across Europe and Eurasia. Amendment A0002 confirms the evaluated scope: cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data centers, and connectivity. The lead converts incomplete sponsor concepts into evidence-backed Preliminary Assessments, Project Reports, feasibility-study/technical-assistance/pilot TORs, independent budgets, schedules, and implementation recommendations.
Representative assignment problems
• Frame Government and sponsor decisions; establish evidence requirements, uncertainties, alternatives, and acceptance tests.
• Integrate cybersecurity, AI/data, cloud/data-center/edge infrastructure, and broadband/fiber/5G connectivity into coherent project concepts.
• Test architecture, interoperability, privacy, resilience, operations, commercial viability, financeability, regulatory feasibility, procurement, and U.S. export potential.
• Direct assignment WBS/BOEs, technical-commercial-financial analysis, TORs, budgets, schedules, red-team review, and final release.
Responsibilities
• Own multidisciplinary technical judgment and integration across the four clarified domains.
• Produce concise, evidence-traceable inputs for Preliminary Assessments, Project Reports, TORs, independent budgets, schedules, and the cumulative Final Report.
• Define current-state baselines, alternatives, implementation pathways, dependencies, risks, and recovery branches.
• Coordinate technical, country, finance, export, resilience, legal/regulatory, and editorial specialists.
• Participate in rapid mobilization, remote analysis, quality reviews, and international travel when assigned.
• Protect Government, sponsor, customer, and candidate information and disclose actual, potential, or apparent conflicts.
Minimum evidence-based qualifications
• 10+ years of directly relevant digital-infrastructure project development, feasibility, technical-assistance, or investment-scoping experience, supported by dated named projects.
• Senior leadership integrating cybersecurity, AI/data systems, data centers/cloud/edge, and connectivity. Deep expertise may be concentrated in one or more areas, but the résumé must prove multidisciplinary decision leadership and clear use of specialists.
• Evidence producing feasibility assessments, options analyses, technical architectures, implementation roadmaps, TOR/SOW packages, budgets, schedules, or technical-economic-financial recommendations.
• Experience in public-sector, development-finance, infrastructure, or regulated environments; Europe/Eurasia delivery strongly preferred.
• U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident; Axyde will request written confirmation but not identity documents during recruiting.
• Strong written English, independent technical judgment, availability for contingent proposal/delivery support, and ability to travel internationally.
Evidence to submit
• Current résumé with month/year dates and personal responsibility on each relevant project.
• Short project list naming client/sponsor, country, period, scale/value, deliverable, decision supported, and outcome; omit protected information.
• One nonproprietary work-sample description demonstrating a feasibility, TOR, architecture, or investment recommendation.
• Current city/state, hourly-rate expectation, availability, travel status, and employment/country/customer/conflict restrictions.
Application questions
1. Identify three digital-infrastructure assignments, dates, countries, clients, and your personal responsibilities.
2. For cybersecurity, AI, data centers, and connectivity, identify which you can lead, contribute to, or independently review.
3. Describe one feasibility/TOR/options-analysis product you personally led and the Government or sponsor decision it supported.
4. Describe your Europe/Eurasia countries, languages, institutional counterparts, and outcomes.
5. Are you a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident? Answer only yes/no/category; do not upload identity documents.
6. Can you support remote proposal/delivery activity and international travel as assigned?
7. Identify conflicts, employer approvals, country/customer restrictions, confidentiality/noncompete constraints, and your rate expectation.
Contingent-opportunity notice
This posting supports a competitive federal proposal. It is not an offer or guarantee of employment, subcontract, hours, travel, award, or assignment. Selection is conditioned on written résumé authorization, evidence review, eligibility, availability, conflict review, rate agreement, proposal strategy, award, and customer direction. Do not submit passports, Social Security numbers, immigration documents, classified/export-controlled information, or customer-proprietary material.