Data Architect

Working with the Head of Information and Data Management, the Data Architect will design and deliver the data management strategy necessary to store, move, manage and utilise data.This strategy will help towards achieving CAA’s business objectives in the most appropriate and efficient manner. It will ensure a strategy that provides the most efficient management of, and enables the most effective use of, the authorities data and information.Key Responsibilities: Design and delivery of CAA’s data management strategy and architecture e.g. design, delivering and ensuring the ongoing monitoring and adherence of the strategy and architecture to ensure business benefit is being delivered.Acting as Data Architect on key project and management of data specialists working to deliver these projects e.g. Project Data Architecture needs, and leading contract resource as needed for a projectOversight of business activities to ensure compliance to the architectural standards and guidelines defined e.g. the development of processes to monitor adherence to standards and guidelines and the resolution of non-adherenceEstablishment of metrics for tracking and measurement of data architecture initiatives and the reporting back at all levels across the organisationDevelopment of the Data Architecture roadmap and its integration to the wider enterprise architecture Be the technical design authority for data over all internal and external projects Person specificationIt is important through your CV / Cover Letter that you give evidence of proven experience of each of the following essential criteria:Essential Requirements: Broad knowledge of all architectural disciplinesStrong understanding or all data management activities and the delivery of strategies in these areasAbility to collaborate and influence at all levels.Conceptual, logical and physical data modellingDeep understanding of Master and Reference Data ManagementKnowledge of emerging technologies in the data management fieldProven track record of delivering data architecture in a complex environment....
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