Requirements

Expected technologies

UML

Optional technologies

Mega Hopex

Operating system

Windows

Our requirements

• A master’s degree in information management, computer science or a related field of study. Due to the semantic nature of our framework, we are also open to other specialisms (e.g. Librarian, Philosophy, Linguistics) having a deep understanding of how information perspectives determine, and are realised in, data stores and software.
• Since we are looking for an experienced profile, you will also have:
• At least 5 years of documented experience in a relevant information architecture role, preferably within a financial services enterprise. Previous experience with working with a truly semantic-based information approach to partition complexity and scope composable interfaces is a clear advantage
• An ability to precisely distinguish and communicate the difference between information and data
• An ability to work constructively and inclusively with different communities of practice having multiple world-views, vocabularies or terminologies
• An ability to creatively lead immature stakeholders unfamiliar with an information-driven approach, and work alongside, and within, a software-focused delivery organisation
• Deep knowledge of Ontology, information and data models and how they relate
• Knowledge of specifying information-based efficient Services / interfaces, their practical realisation, and hard link to the traditional data world
• Practical modelling skills covering many repository tools, frameworks and standards, although a deep understanding of SysML / UML and Mega Hopex is a plus
• Excellent team player and an effective communicator, whose nature is outgoing and relationship-building
• With colleagues in teams distributed across Denmark and Poland, you must be fluent in spoken and written English.

Your responsibilities

• Defining Information Architecture principles, standards and guidelines
• Developing and maintaining an information landscape and parts of the information model used in Enterprise Architecture’s activities to precisely scope domains and factories
• Leading early initiative analysis to scope and understand proposed change
• Supporting and maturing Data Stewards in their information model development and API specification responsibilities
• Securing that new integrations reflect proper information segregation realised in the Factory landscape and remove dependencies and duplication
• Contributing to the different information and data communities and governance bodies (both as participant and owner).