Data Architect / Big Data Architect Architecture - Denver, CO at Geebo

Data Architect / Big Data Architect

Big Data Architect experienced to Manage the Data with core foundational Data Architecture knowledge (12 to 15+yrs) Data Archival, taxonomy, classification, Tagging, Business Cataloging Access control to Data Data Governance Data Management Data Archival Build Business glossary Build Metadata AWS Technologies skills or any cloud technologies a plus Data Governance:
Develop and implement data governance policies, standards, and procedures to ensure data accuracy, consistency, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Data Quality Management:
Monitor data quality and identify areas for improvement.
Implement data quality controls and oversee data cleansing activities.
Data Cataloging and Classification:
Maintain a comprehensive data catalog, including data lineage and data classification.
Ensure data is properly tagged and categorized.
Data Security:
Collaborate with IT and security teams to establish data security protocols, access controls, and encryption strategies.
Data Privacy Compliance:
Ensure compliance with data privacy regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, or industry-specific standards.
Data Documentation:
Create and maintain data documentation, including data dictionaries, metadata, and data flow diagrams.
Data Integration:
Oversee data integration efforts, ensuring that data from various sources is captured, transformed, and made available for analytics and reporting.
Data Architect / Big Data Architect Recommended Skills Access Controls Catalogues Cryptography Data Analysis Data Integration Data Quality Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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