Bachelor's degree in computer science or information science, or equivalent experience
Strong understanding of data migration challenges from on-prem to cloud
Collaborative approach to developing comprehensive data and API strategies
Ability to define and maintain data standards, quality metrics, and compliance measurements
Experience in assessing and implementing data integration solutions and interoperability
Responsibilities
Develop and implement data architecture and governance strategies for the Judiciary
Assess the current data environment and recommend improvements
Ensure data environment compliance with judiciary's mission and security policies
Engage with stakeholders to identify data needs and enhance communication
Evaluate new data technologies and lead pilot projects for innovative solutions
Benefits
Collaborative team environment
Opportunities for professional development
Engagement with cutting-edge data technologies
Impactful work supporting the Judiciary's mission and objectives
Flexibility in working arrangements available
Full Job Description
Job Description
Job Responsibilities
Develop data architecture, standards, and strategies across the Judiciary.
Work as part of a team to assess the current data landscape, including data sources, storage, integration, and governance practices, and recommend changes to the judiciary's data management strategy, architectures, and roadmaps.
Develop data strategies, standards, integration approaches, and data governance frameworks and assist with data management and governance where appropriate.
Ensure that the data environment is efficient, secure, compliant, and aligned with the judiciary's mission and objectives.
Qualifications
Required Skills/Work Experience
Data Strategy Development:
Collaborate with stakeholders to understand the agency's data needs and objectives
Assess, develop, and maintain, in cooperation with other stakeholders, a comprehensive data strategy aligned with the judiciary's mission and objectives.
Assess, develop, and maintain, in cooperation with other stakeholders, a comprehensive API strategy aligned with the judiciary's mission and objectives.
Help develop and maintain data integration strategies to ensure seamless data exchange between systems.
Assess, design, and implement data integration strategies to enable data sharing and interoperability between systems.
Strong understanding of challenges in data migration from on-prem to cloud
Data Standards:
Define and maintain data standards, including naming conventions, data types, and data formats
Assess, develop, and maintain data quality standards and metrics
Define and validate data standards metrics and compliance measurements
Data Integration and Interoperability:
Assess, design, and implement data integration solutions to enable data sharing and interoperability between systems
Assess the judiciary's APIs, data services, and other data access mechanisms
Support the design and implementation of data warehouses, data lakes, and other data storage solutions
Data Security and Privacy:
Assess data security and privacy policies
Assess compliance with relevant federal regulations and guidelines
Collaborate with cybersecurity, data, and development teams to identify and mitigate data-related risks and vulnerabilities
Data Analytics and Business Intelligence:
Assess data analytics and reporting solutions to meet the agency's information needs
Provide guidance on data visualization and dashboard development
Stakeholder Collaboration and Communication:
Engage with stakeholders across the agency to understand their data needs and requirements. Communicate data architecture strategies, policies, and standards to technical and nontechnical audiences
Provide guidance and support to data stewards, data analysts, and other data professionals within the agency
Emerging Technologies and Trends:
Evaluate and recommend new technologies and approaches to improve the agency's data capabilities Develop proof-of-concepts and pilot projects to validate new data solutions
Education
Bachelor's degree in computer science, information science, or related field
Years of experience can substitute for lack of a degree
