One (1) Data Modeller

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Maritime and Geospatial Systems (MGS) Section is responsible for delivering a Data Visualisation application for the National Joint Common Operating Picture (COP) for the Emergency Management Australia (EMA). The EMA COP project requires the services of a Data Modeller to work closely with stakeholders and users to define and analyse data requirements needed to support the project within the scope of corresponding information systems.

The Specified Personnel will be responsible for providing the following deliverables including but not limited to:

• Providing advice on information and data governance and standards;
• Capturing data requirements;
• Documenting all aspects of the data model design;
• Working with Agile teams and maintaining strong relationships with key business areas;
• Preparing information architecture documentation to complement other project architecture artefacts such as high level solution designs;
• Building logical and physical data models as directed using departmentally approved software tools (Erwin and Hackolade);
• Be part of the 24x7 support team. Providing out of hours support, including a requirement to be on call, on a rostered basis. This entails:
- Specified Personnel to be available, and in the ‘required state of readiness’ to perform extra duty outside of standard business hours;
- The ‘required state of readiness’ includes the requirement for Specified Personnel to:
* Physically attend on site within 30 minutes of notification of requirement to attend or as directed by Director, Maritime & Geospatial Systems (MGS);
* Maintain compliance with the Department’s Professional Standards and Integrity Framework, which includes but is not limited to, ensuring Services are not performed whilst impaired by any legal or illegal drugs or alcohol.
- Specified Personnel will be provided with a mobile telephone for on call.

Specified Personnel will be expected to transfer skills and knowledge to departmental staff and ensure appropriate documentation is stored in accordance with the Department’s recordkeeping policy and practices.

The Specified Personnel will also be responsible for producing the following deliverables, including but not limited to:

• Technical Specifications;
• Data Models;
• Architecture documentation to complement other project architecture artefacts such as high-level solution designs;
• Monthly meetings via skype, WebEx, in person or similar may be required as requested by the Department.