Derive an overall strategy of master data management that supports data exploitation for analysis, including linking/matching across diverse datasets.
NCF Category: Data Engineering
Innovation (Data Engineering) (Level Five)
Align organisational and individual objectives, measures and rewards with innovation.
Metadata tools (Level Five)
Lead the selection and development of data engineering methods, tools and techniques. Ensure adherence to technical strategies and architectures.
Information governance (Data Engineering) (Level Four)
You initiate novel data flows and their data sharing agreements ensuring Information Governance legislation is adhered to and data security standards are built-in at source.
Emerging trends (Level Four)
You investigate emerging trends in data-related approaches, perform horizon scanning for the wider technical community and maintain the currency of your own skills.
Technologies (Level Four)
You predict and advise on future technologies that present opportunities for products or programmes.
Performance analysis (Level Four)
You take technical responsibility for all stages and/or iterations in a development project, providing method-specific technical advice and guidance to project stakeholders.
Testing (Level Four)
You apply stringent test conditions, ensuring action is taken to counter all identified issues and risks.
Development standards (Data Engineer) (Level Four)
You advise on the application of standards and methods and ensure compliance.
Programming (Data Engineer) (Level Four)
You set local standards for programming tools and techniques and nominate appropriate development methods.
Metadata best practice (Level Four)
You establish robust governance processes to ensure repositories are secure, up to date and conforming to best ethical practices.
Metadata tools (Level Four)
You promote and communicate the value of metadata repositories.
Design (DEC4.5) (Level Four)
Co-ordinate the application of data design and modelling techniques, to establish, modify or maintain data pipelines, data structures, datasets, and metadata for diverse datatypes.
Data standards and architectures (Level Four)
Monitors application of data standards and architectures including security and compliance.
Modernisation tools (Level Four)
You pro-actively explore new tools and technologies, set direction for modernising data architecture, software and facilities and build business cases for technical investment that supports demands for onward uses.
Data iteration, review and maintenance (Level Four)
You manage the iteration, review and maintenance of data requirements and data models.
Data engineering best practice (Level Four)
You engage with the wider technical professions to ensure the data models and data engineering processes conform to best practice and data modelling principles.
Data integration (Level Four)
You establish sustainable enterprise-scale data integration procedures and ensure the team adheres to them.
Strategic alignment (Level Five)
Align business strategies, enterprise transformation, and technology strategies.
Adoption (Data Engineer) (Level Five)
Direct the identification, evaluation and adoption of new or existing data technologies to improve business processes.
Horizon scanning (Level Five)
Take strategic view identifying long term opportunities and ensuring organisation is well placed to take advantage of cutting-edge developments.
Stakeholder engagement (DEC7.4) (Level Five)
Engage at a strategic level with external stakeholders/suppliers to identify opportunity, influencing direction of travel in partner organisations for mutual benefit.
Emerging trends (Level Five)
Embed innovation processes throughout business units and link strategy execution with innovation.
Technologies (Level Five)
Lead development of a culture that encourages innovation, risk taking and collaboration.
Development lifecycle (Level Four)
You take responsibility for the lifecycle of the whole code library sponsoring continuous code reviews and refactoring.
Performance analysis (Level Five)
Take account of departmental and cross government best practice / guidance, adopting where relevant and influencing direction of these.
Testing (Level Five)
Assess risk and opportunity of emerging technology and practices.
Development standards (Data Engineer) (Level Five)
Set long term strategy, identifying opportunities to build and improve suite of developed products.
Programming (Data Engineer) (Level Five)
Take accountability for overall quality and performance of coding developed in area of responsibility.
Metadata best practice (Level Five)
Plan and lead data engineering activities for strategic, large and complex programmes.
Metadata repositories (Level Four)
You understand how metadata and their repositories support different areas of the business.
Policies and standards (Level Four)
You determine technical strategy, organisational policy, standards and guidelines and ensure alignment with enterprise goals and functional and non-functional requirements.
Design (Level Five)
Coordinate work to construct data pipelines & datasets for onward uses drawing on data engineering best practices.
Data standards and architectures (Level Five)
Develop organisational policies, standards, and guidelines for data engineering.
Information governance (DEC4.3)(Level Five)
Plans and leads data engineering activities for strategic, large and complex programmes.
Modernisation tools (Level Five)
Develops organisational policies, standards, and guidelines for the development and secure operation of data services and products.
Ingestion (Level Five)
Leads the selection and development of data engineering methods, tools and techniques. Ensures adherence to technical strategies and architectures.
Data engineering best practice (Level Five)
Maintain excellent knowledge of database and data warehouse concepts, design principles and technologies and work with data engineers to implement database / data warehouse designs that support demands of users.
Data services (Level Four)
You manage resources to ensure data services work effectively at enterprise level.
Data management (DEC2.4) (Level Five)
Derive an overall strategy of master data management that supports data exploitation for analysis, including linking/matching across diverse datasets.
Tools and techniques (Level Five)
You exemplify best practice with methods and tools and guide others to a high standard.
Data visualisation (Data Engineer) (Level Five)
You have advanced expertise in the relevant applications, systems and platforms in the organisation and share your knowledge with others.
Data profiling (Level Five)
You have advanced expertise across a range of techniques or you may have a recognised deep expertise in a narrower range of specialisms.
Influencing (Level Five)
Use strong influencing skills to represent data engineering interests with colleagues at all levels within this organisation and with senior external colleagues.
Facilitation (Level Five)
Own the definition of documentation standards, working with cross-government groups to drive the definition of and adherence to industry wide standards.
Positive communications (DEC1.3) (Level Five)
Define the communication strategy for data engineering, ensuring that corporate messages are cascaded in a straightforward and engaging manner.
Stakeholder management (DEC1.2) (Level Five)
Create an open environment for communication, fostering an honest inclusive approach to communication.
Non-technical audiences (Level Five)
Ensure that communication has clear purpose, takes into account people’s individual needs and provides the opportunity for open dialogue.
Reverse engineering (DEC3.2) (Level Four)
You know how to work across organisational boundaries and recognise opportunities to align with or re-use the data models in different organisations.
Data modelling (DEC3.1) (Level Four)
You understand the concepts and principles of data modelling and can produce relevant data models.
Data management (DEC2.4) (Level Four)
Derive an overall strategy of master data management that supports data exploitation for analysis, including linking/matching across diverse datasets.
Tools and techniques (Level Four)
You exemplify best practice with methods and tools and guide others to a high standard.
Data visualisation (Data Engineer) (Level Four)
You have advanced expertise in the relevant applications, systems and platforms in the organisation and share your knowledge with others.
Data profiling (Level Four)
You have advanced expertise across a range of techniques or you may have a recognised deep expertise in a narrower range of specialisms.
Facilitation (Level Four)
You can mediate between people and mend relationships, communicating with stakeholders at all levels.
Positive communications (DEC1.3) (Level Four)
You can speak for and positively represent the technical community to large audiences inside and outside heathcare
Stakeholder management (DEC1.2) (Level Four)
You manage stakeholders’ expectations and facilitate discussions ainvolving high risk or complex issues or under constrained timescales.
Metadata tools (Level Three)
You understand a range of tools for storing and working with metadata.
Metadata best practice (Level Three)
You enable the team by ensuring they have access to relevant tools and the appropriate levels of training.
Metadata processes (Level Three)
You review metadata processes and their documentation to ensure their efficiency and accuracy.
Programming (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
You utilise a variety of tools to design, code, test, correct and document moderate-to-complex programs and scripts from agreed specifications and subsequent iterations.
Development standards (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
You advise colleagues on industry standards and monitor adherance to local standards.
Testing (Level Three)
You collaborate with others to review specifications where appropriate and define test conditions and procedures.
Performance analysis (Level Three)
You analyse test and performance analysis results and identify and act upon any risks, issues or opportunities.
Development lifecycle (Level Three)
You direct code reviews and promote the application of a full range of refactoring techniques to enhance the lifespan of the code library.
Technologies (Level Three)
You apply detailed knowledge of the techniques and concepts required for the role and maintain currency of your own skills.
Emerging trends (Level Three)
Innovation (DEC7.3) (Level Three)
You research and identify areas for impactful innovation in data tools and techniques.
Stakeholder engagement (DEC7.4) (Level Three)
You collaborate with other technical teams to ensure seamless service to the organisation.
Horizon scanning (Level Three)
Adoption (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
Strategic alignment (Level Three)
Data modelling (Data Engineering) (Level Three)
You understand the concepts and principles of data modelling and can produce relevant data models.
Reverse engineering (Level Three)
You know how to work across organisational boundaries and recognise opportunities to align with or re-use the data models in different organisations
Data integration (Level Three)
You establish sustainable enterprise-scale data integration procedures and ensure the team adheres to them.
Data services (Level Three)
You build appropriately skilled teams and manage resources to ensure data services work effectively at enterprise level.
Data engineering best practice (Level Three)
You provide advice and guidance to others using the data structures and associated components.
Data iteration, review and maintenance (Level Three)
You manage the iteration, review and maintenance of data requirements and data models.
Ingestion (Level Three)
You can establish complex enterprise-scale data ingestion processes using standard development techniques.
Modernisation tools (Level Three)
You build appropriately skilled teams to support current and proposed data pipelines.
Information governance (DEC4.3) Level Three)
You can manage people and technical resources to ensure that data services work effectively at scale.
Data standards and architectures (Level Three)
You oversee the operational implementation of new technologies and contribute to the modernisation of the business data architecture.
Design (Level Three)
You ensure business processes build-in Information.
Data governance (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
Governance requirements and develop ethical and effective data sharing agreements for data sources.
Quality assurance (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
Support processes for complex data quality checking and remediation.
Policies and standards (Level Three)
Contribute to organisational policies, standards, and guidelines for data engineering.
Metadata repositories (Level Three)
You create metadata, design appropriate metadata repositories and manage changes to existing metadata repositories.
Skill (Level Three)
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Non-technical audiences (Level Three)
You understand the needs of technical and business stakeholders and interpret them into technical requirements which can be implemented.
Stakeholder management (Level Three)
You manage stakeholder expectations.
Positive communications (Level Three)
You are flexible and capable of proactive and reactive communication.
Facilitation (Level Three)
You know how to facilitate difficult discussions within the team or with diverse senior stakeholders.
Influencing (Level Three)
Data profiling (Level Three)
You develop advanced expertise in data profiling, applications, systems, platforms and reporting tools and pro-actively share your knowledge with others.
Data visualisation (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
You convert the results of source system analysis into insight to support the business.
Tools and techniques (Level Three)
Maintain knowledge of the breadth of techniques available for exploring, manipulating and creating new data sources through linking or matching multiple datasets.
Data management (Level Three)
Develop and maintain knowledge of database and data warehouse concepts, design principles and technologies to implement database / data warehouse designs that support demands of data analytics and improve the quality and flow of data used in organisational business intelligence tools.
Data requirements (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
Investigate data requirements where there is some complexity and ambiguity.
Data transformation (Data Engineer) (Level Three)
Provide advice on the transformation of data from one format or medium to another.
Stakeholder management (DEC1.2) (Level Three)
You manage stakeholder expectations.