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NCF Level: 3

Dependencies  (Level Three)

Clearly articulates dependencies on other teams / systems / infrastructure and builds these in to plans.

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Automation  (Level Three)

Operationalises and automates activities for the efficient and timely production of data products eg reproducable analytical pipeline (rap).

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Development standards (Data Science)  (Level Three)

Anticipates requirements for scalability, resilience, reproducibility and security and ensures these are addressed.

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Development reviews  (Level Three)

Participates in reviews of own work and leads reviews of colleagues’ work.

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Engineering standards  (Level Three)

Applies agreed standards to achieve well-engineered outcomes.

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Development approaches  (Level Three)

Contributes to selection of the development approach and tools for projects.

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Programming (Data Science)  (Level Three)

Plans, designs, creates, amends, refactors, verifies, tests and documents complex programs/scripts and integration software services.

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Accessibility (Level Three)

Takes responsibility for the accessibility, retrievability, quality, and ethical handling of data within analytical products.

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Data standards (Level Three)

Provides advice on the transformation of data from one format or medium to another.

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Data structures (Level Three)

Provides advice and guidance to others using data structures.

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Data quality (Data Science) (Level Three)

Carries out complex data quality checking and remediation.

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Data sources (Level Three)

Enables efficiencies by ensuring that information about data sources is documented and made available for the benefit of others.

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Data requirements (Data Science) (Level Three)

Investigates data requirements where there is some complexity and ambiguity.

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Data linking (Level Three)

Applies knowledge in the breadth of techniques available for manipulating and creating new data sources through linking or matching multiple datasets.

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Data integrity (Level Three)

Assesses the integrity and suitability of data from multiple sources.

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Analytical potential (Level Three)

Maximises the analytical potential of new and existing data sources including open data.

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Existing data sources (Level Three)

Develops new uses of existing data sources.

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Data warehousing (Data Science) (Level Three)

Develops and maintains knowledge of database and data warehouse concepts, design principles and technologies and works with data engineers to implement database / data warehouse designs that support the demands of data analytics.

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Data exploration (Level Three)

Maintains and applies specialist knowledge in data exploration techniques for diverse data types

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Data transformation (Data Science) (Level Three)

Applies data analysis, design, modelling, and quality assurance techniques, to establish, modify or maintain data pipelines, datasets and metadata for diverse data types.

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Vendor management (Level Three)

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Vendor engagement (Level Three)

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Innovation management (Level Three)

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Innovation strategy (Level Three)

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Proof of concept (Level Three)

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Alternative solutions (Level Three)

Interrogates datasets in novel ways to generate insight and/or add value to data products.

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Adoption (Data Science) (Level Three)

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Emerging technology selection (Level Three)

Works collaboratively with customers to develop proposals for the development of new data products that will meet user needs, including novel solutions that will allow customers to work in new ways and/or take advantage of previously untapped data resources.

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Experimentation (Level Three)

Experiments with innovations, manages and learns from failures and shares lessons learned within and across teams.

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Emerging technology (Level Three)

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Evolving technology (Level Three)

Keeps abreast of new and evolving technologies, tools, and analytical techniques, such as free and/or open source software, and suggests appropriate methods and techniques to incorporate in project work.

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Opportunities (Level Three)

Highlights opportunities offered by new data and technology.

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Academic/Industry links (Level Three)

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User research/design (DSC3.9) (Level Three)

Understands the value of User Research and User Centred Design and adopts these principles and/or collaborates effectively with colleagues from these professions to deliver enhanced products.

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Reporting processes (Level Three)

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Standards (Data Science) (Level Three)

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Benefits and value (Level Three)

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Analytics policy (Level Three)

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System context (Level Three)

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User needs (DSC3.8) (Level Three)

Evaluates data products to ensure that they meet the needs of a variety of users and utilises feedback for continuous improvement.

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Tool selection (DSC3.7) (Level Three)

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Improving outputs (DSC3.6) (Level Three)

Leads colleagues to create more advanced outputs.

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Data visualisation (Data Science) (DSC3.5) (Level Three)

Independently creates and delivers reports and data visualisations in accordance with stakeholder needs and agreed standards.

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Tailored presentation (DSC3.4) (Level Three)

Draws out the key messages for the customer and provides insight to inform debate and influence decision making.

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Explanation and recommendation (DSC3.3) (Level Three)

Clearly explains the implications of analytical evidence and makes reasonable recommendations based on the results of analysis.

Key messages (DSC3.2) (Level Three)

Communicates key messages from analytical work in clear and concise terms for a variety of audiences.

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Reporting (DSC3.1) (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.

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Control (DSC2.9) (Level Three)

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Non-compliance DSC2.8 (Level Three)

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Quality assessments DSC2.7 (Level Three)

Provides advice and guidance in the use of organisational standards and frameworks.

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Legal and ethical (Level Three)

Considers legal and ethical issues.

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Quality Assurance (Data Science) (Level Three)

Plans, organises and conducts analytical quality assurance activity in line with organisational standards and frameworks and determines whether appropriate standards have been met.

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Oversees the assurance activities of others, providing advice and expertise to support assurance activity.

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Professional networking (Data Science) (DSC2.3) (Level Three)

Is an active member of networks and communities.

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Professional development (Data Science) (DSC2.2) (Level Three)

Supports recruitment and professional development of self and others.  

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Promoting data science DSC2.1 (Level Three)

Actively identifies and takes opportunities to promote data science to the wider community.

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Technical architectures DSC1.13 (Level Three)

Designs, implements, tests, and improves technical architectures and systems.

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Expert advice (Level Three)

Provides expert advice in evaluating the problems put forward for solution with data science techniques.

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Policy development (Level Three)

Contributes to developing policy, standards, and guidelines for developing, evaluating, monitoring, and deploying data science solutions.

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Improvement of techniques DSC1.10 (Level Three)

Manages reviews of the benefits and value of analytics techniques and tools and recommends improvements.

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Communication of results DSC1.9 (Level Three)

Communicates results using methods appropriate to the target audience, ensuring that model performance and uncertainty are understood.

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Analysis and reporting DSC1.8 (Level Three)

Effectively implements analysis and reporting in areas where there is some complexity and ambiguity.

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Healthcare specific analytics DSC1.7 (Level Three)

Understands and applies rules and guidelines specific to analytics in healthcare and anticipates risks and other implications of modelling. 

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Data science deployment DSC1.6 (Level Three)

Contributes to the development, evaluation, monitoring and deployment of data science solutions using specialised programming languages and tools.

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Evaluating data science techniques (DSC1.5) (Level Three)

Investigates the described problem and available datasets to assess the usefulness of data science solutions, undertaking discovery activity to inform these investigations.

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Data science outputs (DSC1.4) (Level Three)

Plans and drives all stages of the development of data science and analytics solutions. 

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Generating value (DSC1.14) (Level Three)

Specifies and applies appropriate analytical techniques to create value added data science products, drawing on expertise in a wide range of techniques and often directing analytical contributions from others.

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Technique application (DSC1.3) (Level Three)

Uses expertise to propose techniques appropriate to business problems and the characteristics of datasets. 

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Analytics standards and policies (DSC1.2) (Level Three)

Exhibits expertise in a number of techniques including their theoretical basis and application.

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Analytics techniques (DSC1.1) (Level Three)

Applies a range of analytical techniques, in consultation with experts where appropriate, and with sensitivity to the limitations of the techniques.

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Risk and reputation (Level Three)

Identifies areas of potential risk in own and others’ work, selecting and using appropriate quality assurance methods and suggests appropriate mitigation of risk.

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Skill (Level Three)

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