Develops and maintains links with machine learning colleagues in the wider community of academia and industry.
NCF Category: Communication (Machine Learning)
System context (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.12)(Level Three)
Understands the system context of their product including the identification of stakeholders and appreciation of wider issues.
Benefits and value (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.11) (Level Three)
You are aware of the benefits and value of different solutions.
Standards (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.10) (Level Three)
You have an awareness of the available standards and procedures.
Reporting processes (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.9) (Level Three)
Uses reporting processes to highlight risk and issues and any performance changes.
User needs (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.7) (Level Three)
Evaluates data products to ensure that they meet the needs of a variety of users and utilises feedback for continuous improvement.
Tool selection (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.6) (Level Three)
You have an awareness of the available tools, considering multiple options for tooling and their implications
Improving outputs (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.5) (Level Three)
Leads colleagues to create more advanced outputs.
Tailored presentation (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.4) (Level Three)
Draws out the key messages for the customer and provides insight to inform debate and influence decision making.
Explanation and recommendation (MLEC1.3) (Level Three)
Clearly explains the implications of analytical evidence and makes reasonable recommendations based on the results of analysis.
Key messages (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.2) (Level Three)
Communicates key messages from analytical work in clear and concise terms for a variety of audiences.
Community links (MLEC1.13) (Level Four)
Develops and maintains links with machine learning colleagues in the wider community of academia and industry.
System context (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.12) (Level Four)
Understands the system context of their product including the identification of stakeholders and appreciation of wider issues.
Benefits and value (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.11) (Level Four)
You can communicate the benefits and value of different solutions.
Standards (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.10) (Level Four)
You lead and advise on the adoption of available standards, procedures, methods, tools and techniques.
Reporting processes (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.9) (Level Four)
Ensures that reporting processes are robust, efficient and fit for purpose.
User research (MLEC1.8) (Level Four)
Understands how to integrate findings from user research and collaborates effectively with colleagues from these professions to deliver enhanced products.
User needs (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.7)(Level Four)
Develops plans demonstrating how user needs will be met.
Tool selection (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.6) (Level Four)
You lead on and support the team in determining the available tooling and can make balanced and pragmatic recommendations, based on the known associated positives and negatives.
Improving outputs (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.5) (Level Four)
Engages with customers, shares findings and leads on debates that may influence decision making, inspiring the team to do similarly.
Tailored presentation (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.4) (Level Four)
Presents analytical work appropriately tailored to a range of internal and external audiences.
Explanation and recommendation (MLEC1.3) (Level Four)
Has comprehensive knowledge of the strengths and limitations of analysis and the underlying data and is able to provide caveats in a constructive way.
Key messages (Machine Learning) (MLEC1.2) (Level Four)
Communicates key messages to customers and translates research, analysis and results for a non-technical audience.
Reporting (Machine Learning) (Level Three)
Reports fully on own and team’s analytical work in sufficient detail to meet customer needs, effectively presenting results in both written and oral form and explaining strengths and limitations of analysis and the underlying data.