Data Engineering Manager (EL1) - [Archived Advertisement]

The Chief Information Officer (CIO) Group is a key component and enabler of the Department of Human Services strategic vision. At the forefront of public sector Information and Communication Technology (ICT) transformation, the CIO Group's vision is to excel in the provision of reliable, accessible and personalised services. The department's technology infrastructure, combined with its deep understanding and experience in delivering complex customer-focused services enables the CIO Group to shape the next generation of community services and lead best practice in service delivery.

The Adelaide Delivery Centre operates under a Professional Services model and comprises three branches; Compliance, Social Services and Professional Services. Under the Professional Services Model our workforce is organised into Practices, with the Practices constructed to respond to the demands placed upon the delivery centre. The Practices are:

• Project Management (PM);
• Analysis;
• Design;
• Development; and
• Quality Assurance.

The Compliance and Social Services branches are accountable for the delivery of ICT projects using resources provided from the relevant Practices within the Professional Services branch

The Data Engineer Manager manages teams to ensure the high quality and consistent delivery of projects based on their understanding of business requirements. The role contributes as a management stakeholder to long-living, maintainable, high quality solutions. The Data Engineering Manager exercises a considerable degree of independence and undertakes a leadership role, with work being performed under the general guidance of senior management.

Required Knowledge

Knowledge and understanding of:

• Frameworks, legislation, policies, procedures and information management requirements relevant to the work area.
• The department’s privacy, ethics, workplace health and safety and security protocols.
• Relevant tools and platforms used ADC’s Data & Analytics practice.

 The successful applicant will be required to currently hold or be able to obtain and maintain a baseline security clearance.

Applications close 25 June 2018.