Data Architect

This is an onsite position. Must be a US Citizen who currently possesses a NATO clearance.

• Review legacy data flows and models undertaking analysis to propose rationalization of data in accordance with NATO policies and initiatives
• Elicit and document artifacts including conducting impact assessments and developing trace matrices
• Organize and share relevant data, documents and information including references, architectures, policies, reports and regulatory requirements.
• Apply knowledge to iterative drafts of governance model artifacts driven by evidence and structured for future exploitation.
• Collect and analyze strategic level data using a PESTLE4 or alternative and agreed methodology
• Collect, analyze and upload data from relevant documents and information to knowledge management portals
• Contribute to the production of Common Funded Capability Development Model (CFCDGM) artifacts including development of Operational Requirements Statements (ORS), Capability Requirements Briefs (CRBs), Capability Programme Plan (CPPs) for CES and, when required, other areas of the Digital Backbone, through the provision of auditable data and references.
• Assist in preparation of and participate in discussions, meetings and workshops as necessary, including but not limited to the taking of notes and Minutes, the preparation of materials, read ahead briefs, Point Papers, and the collection of reference documents and materials.
• Provide weekly reports of reviews and analysis conducted, including issues identified and inputs recommendations and solutions to solve the issues.
• Provide presentations and additional documents as required by CS PD.

• Demonstrable Program & Project Management experience (Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) or Prince II preferred but not essential).
• Experience working in NATO at the strategic level is highly desirable but not essential.
• NATO CIS experience highly desirable but not essential.
• Broad knowledge of CIS capabilities, Cyber Security and Innovation is desirable but not essential.
• Broad experience working with military/public at the strategic level is desirable but not essential.
• Masters level degree is desirable but not essential.