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The Government of Alberta's Digital Design and Delivery division seeks Data Engineer(s) to design, build, and optimize data pipelines across on-prem and cloud platforms. You will enable modern analytics and AI-enabled approaches to improve data quality and accessibility for Albertans.
Working within multidisciplinary teams, you will leverage Azure, Databricks, Power BI, Python, and R to deliver scalable data solutions, analytics, dashboards, and governance practices in an agile environment.
The Government of Alberta (GoA) has embarked on transforming the work of government to deliver simpler, more efficient, and better services for Albertans. The Digital Design and Delivery (DDD) division serves as the GoA's center for modern digital delivery, partnering with ministries to design and deliver digital products, platforms, and services. DDD applies human-centered design, agile delivery, modern data practices, and AI-enabled approaches to improve service outcomes and advance digital transformation across government. Working within multidisciplinary product teams, Data Engineer(s) will collaborate with business and technical stakeholders to understand data requirements and develop modern data solutions. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in data engineering practices, combined with the analytical skills necessary to derive actionable insights from complex datasets. The role supports the delivery of data solutions, including data pipelines, integration and migration capabilities, data models, analytics, reporting, and data governance practices. By combining technical expertise with analytical insight, Data Engineer(s) enable ministries to improve data quality and accessibility, strengthen self-service analytics, and make informed decisions that support the delivery of modern digital services across the Government of Alberta
The Data Engineer(s) will be required on a full-time basis, working across two (2) to three (3) projects. Time, location and frequency of work will vary depending on the needs of the project. At the end of each term, it is expected that the Data Engineer(s) may work a maximum of 1,960 hours, unless otherwise agreed upon with the province. However, Data Engineer(s) may be required to work fewer or more hours depending on the nature and needs of their work, as directed by the province. Services and project deliverables should evolve as the work progresses in response to emerging user and business needs, as well as evolving design and technical opportunities. However, the following deliverables must be delivered iteratively throughout the course of the project:
The province and the Contractor shall determine changes to Services and Materials as required. The province and the Contractor will determine changes to Services and Materials through the Artifacts.