Information Architect

Strategic Partners Australia; Canberra; Hybrid; AUD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Strategic Partners Australia seeks an Information Architect at EL1 level for our Federal Government client. The role is based in Canberra with a hybrid work arrangement.

Security clearance required: Baseline. The candidate will design, govern and optimize enterprise information architectures, including models, taxonomies, metadata frameworks and content structures to improve discoverability, accessibility and reuse.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience designing, implementing and governing enterprise information architectures.
• Ability to assess current-state information environments and design future-state architectures.
• Engage, influence and collaborate with business and technical stakeholders; facilitate workshops and build consensus.
• Establish information governance frameworks, metadata/classification schemes and governance practices.

Responsibilities

• Design and govern enterprise information architectures to support discoverability and reuse.
• Assess current information environments and design sustainable future-state architectures.
• Engage stakeholders including executives, architects, delivery teams and governance forums; facilitate workshops and document recommendations.
• Establish governance practices, standards and classification schemes for information management.

Skills

Enterprise information architecture

Information governance

Stakeholder engagement

Workshop facilitation

Documentation & reporting

Job description

Greetings from Strategic Partners Australia!

I am looking for Information Architect - (EL1 Level)\"candidates for our Federal Government Client.

Work Location - Canberra (hybrid)

Security Clearance: Baseline

• Demonstrated experience designing, implementing and governing enterprise information architectures. This includes developing information models, taxonomies, metadata frameworks, classification structures and content architectures that support information discoverability, accessibility, reuse and business outcomes.
• Demonstrated ability to assess current-state information environments and design sustainable future-state information architectures aligned to organizational needs.
• Demonstrated ability to engage, influence and collaborate with a broad range of business and technical stakeholders, including executives, architects, delivery teams and governance forums. Proven experience facilitating workshops, eliciting requirements, building consensus and communicating complex information management concepts through clear documentation, presentations and recommendations.
• Demonstrated experience establishing information governance frameworks, information management standards, metadata and classification schemes, and governance practices