1 Data Architect
Tender Overview
About this tender
This Tender is invited by the Issuer. Overview The eSafety Commissioner (ACT) is seeking a pragmatic and solution focused Data Architect to work to deliver on established and future Data and Information Roadmaps and Work Plans and continue to build on existing data practices and architecture to embed eSafety as a data driven organisation. Data Architects design, create, deploy and manage the way data will be structured, stored, used, integrated and managed in IT systems. The Role The successful candidate will work within the Data, Information Management and AI team in the Business Operations and Technology Branch. They will also support key projects where data architecture or engineering advice is required. Role Requirements Experienced in strategic and hands on data improvements for cross-organisation data, systems and insights Knowledge of the associated operations and governance, including in relation to sensitive data Familiarity with relevant systems including Azure Synapse, Microsoft Fabric, Dynamics365 and the Dataverse Enquiries Buyer contact: ICTprocurements@esafety.gov.au
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