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The HR Ally is seeking an Information Architect to support a federal government Change Program. You will design, document and govern information architectures that align with business capabilities and enterprise strategies, working with stakeholders to develop information models, metadata frameworks and governance standards.
You will contribute to Agile delivery, maintain work items in Azure DevOps, and transfer knowledge to build internal capability while ensuring information assets are secured
Position:Information Architect
LocationACT (Canberra) — Hybrid, 2 days onsite per week; interstate candidates onsite for quarterly PI Planning
Security clearance -Must be able to obtain Baseline
Experience: 10+ yrs
An Information Architect is required to support a Change Program for a Federal Government agency. The role is responsible for designing, structuring and governing business information assets to align with business needs and strategic objectives — ensuring information assets are consistently structured, classified, governed and integrated across business systems and services.
The Information Architect will design, document and govern information architectures that support business capabilities, service delivery and enterprise information management objectives. The role works closely with business and technical stakeholders to understand information requirements, develop information models and structures, define metadata and taxonomy frameworks, support information governance initiatives, and ensure information assets are aligned with enterprise and data architecture strategies. The contractor will contribute to Agile delivery practices, maintain work items in Azure DevOps, support governance activities, and provide knowledge transfer to build internal capability.
Stakeholder workshops, current-state information landscape assessment, documentation of existing information assets and structures, and identification of information management risks and opportunities. Outcome: an agreed understanding of the existing information environment and requirements.
Development of the information architecture framework, information models, taxonomies and metadata structures, classification and content structures, and integration requirements, plus governance recommendations. Outcome: a future-state information architecture aligned with business, data and enterprise architecture objectives.
Finalisation of information architecture artefacts and governance documentation, stakeholder briefings, knowledge transfer and handover materials, and support for implementation and adoption. Outcome: an approved, sustainable information architecture backed by governance and stakeholder buy-in.
Proven experience designing, implementing and governing enterprise information architectures, information models, taxonomies, metadata frameworks and content structures.
Demonstrated experience developing information management standards, governance frameworks, classification schemes and practices that improve information quality, accessibility, compliance and usability.
Demonstrated ability to engage, influence and collaborate with business and technical stakeholders at all levels, including senior executives, architects and governance forums.
Experience designing logical and conceptual information models, classifications, metadata standards, taxonomies and structures that support discoverability, reuse and interoperability.
Experience ensuring information architecture aligns with enterprise, data, solution and business architecture practices while supporting integration across systems and services.
Strong ability to produce high-quality information architecture artefacts, governance documentation, briefing papers, standards, roadmaps and executive presentations.
Understanding of information management obligations relating to privacy, records management, security classifications, information governance and regulatory compliance.
Experience working in Agile delivery environments, using tools such as Azure DevOps, and ensuring alignment with enterprise governance and architecture standards.