Programming (AEC6.1) (Level Four)

You set policy on standards and tools to design, code, test, correct and document moderate-to-complex programs and scripts from authorized specifications and subsequent iterations. You seek out and apply best practice across all development methods and ensure compliance.

Problem prevention (AEC4.3) (Level Four)

You co-ordinate workstreams across teams in your domain to implement appropriate preventive measures such as testing frameworks and write policy to support a preventive approach.

Problem identification (AEC4.1) (Level Four)

You delegate the identification and description of problems affecting data systems in your domain, signposting where necessary to the correct resources and people to achieve resolution and ensure strategic leads are kept informed.

Data engineering (AEC3.4) (Level Four)

You build and test scalable data pipelines from multiple data sources enabling monitoring and reporting for data governance and ensuring an efficient data analytics workload throughout the systems.

Tools (AEC3.2) (Level Four)

You understand a number of data integration tools and patterns and ensure your teams have the support and training needed to use the most appropriate methods.

Problem resolution (AEC4.2) (Level Five)

You direct team resources to resolve problems affecting data systems in your domain and beyond, collaborating with other key technical personnel and ensuring strategic leads are kept informed.

Data engineering (AEC3.4) (Level Five)

You enable the implementation of new tools and practices, understand the emerging data needs of the enterprise and translate those requirements into team workplans ensuring skills acquisition and collaboration with other enterprise data teams.

Tools (AEC3.2) (Level Five)

You determine and advocate for the tools to adopt which will deliver the organisational strategic aims in consultation with senior stakeholders and private sector providers.

Data modelling (Analytics Engineering) (AEC3.1) (Level Five)

You can understand different ways to model data to maximise its use and value. You build relationships with other senior data professionals e.g. data architects, data scientists and data engineers, to share best practice and continually improve data modelling, integration processes and standards.

Data innovation (AEC2.3)(Level Five)

You can investigate emerging trends in data-related approaches, perform horizon-scanning for the organisation and introduce innovative ways of working.

Programming (AEC6.1) (Level Three)

You use agreed standards and tools to design, code, test, correct and document moderate-to-complex programs and scripts from agreed specifications and subsequent iterations. You advise on the application of standards and practices across the team and ensure compliance.

Tools (AEC3.2)(Level Three)

You use data integration tools and languages to integrate and store data, and advise teams on best practice.

Programming (AEC6.1) (Level Two)

You design, code, test, correct and document simple programs or scripts under the direction of others, maintain awareness of the development standards for your range of tools and execute test scripts under supervision and analyse results.