Description
Functie : Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007)Start : , 40 uur per week
Periode : 3 mnd+
Omgeving : Amsterdam
Omschrijving Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
We are looking for an experienced Enterprise information architect, with 10 years+ experience, preferably in the financial services industry.
Extensive knowledge of data and information architecture, data governance, information management, industry models (IBM BDW).
Able to communicate with stakeholders on all levels, from developers designers and other architects to business stakeholders such as data stewards, information owners and chief data officers
Knowledge Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
Able to communicate with stakeholders on all levels, from developers designers and other architects to buss. stakeholders such as data stewards, info owners and chief data officers.
The enterprise information architect has a key role in setting up the information architecture, and is also a true evangelist, able to explain the need for info architecture, the role of business vs. IT, how plans to do this, and why the DataLake architecture is key in achieving this.
Technical skills Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
IBM BDW
IBM IGC
Power Designer
IDA
Competence Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
We are looking for a true linking pin between business and IT, Able to act independently, but taking the agreed principles into account. Great communication skills are a key for this role. He or she can work very independent, gathering information from both IT and business stakeholders, and translating this into architecture.
Languages Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
Fluent in English. Dutch, French or German are a plus.
Other Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
The position is mainly in Amsterdam, but travels inside Europe are part of the job.
Descriptions Enterprise Information Architect (IBM BDW) (QR3007) :
Setting up the information architecture and explaining its need. Also defining the role of business vs. IT and how the client plans to do this.