Enterprise Architect for HHSC, Austin, Tx

Enterprise Architect 3

Agency:
Texas Health and Human Services Commission

Location:

4601 W. Guadalupe Street, Austin, TX 78701

Telework Policy:
Position will be remote. Program will allow candidates who are within the state (Any location within the State of Texas).

Duration:
On-going, no ending date

Visa:
Must be US Citizen, Green Card, EAD. No H1B

• 8 years, Required
  - Advanced Informatica and ETL developer skills
• 8 years, Required
  - Experience and understanding of Enterprise Information Management best practices
• 8 years, Required
  - Experience designing and implementing Master Data Management solutions
• 8 years, Required
  - Experience designing and implementing Informatica Power Center custom solutions
• 8 years, Required
  - Experience with Erwin and ERStudio data modeling tools or equivalent functional toolsets
• 8 years, Required
  - Strong Communication, analytical and interpersonal skills at all levels
• 8 years, Required
  - Proven ability to work successfully with technical and non-technical groups and manage multiple responsibilities
• 8 years, Required
  - Strong technical writing skills
• 5 years, Preferred
  - Some experience as an Oracle DBA desired, but not required
• 5 years, Preferred
  - Experience installing and configuring Informatica Metadata Manager architecture
• 5 years, Preferred
  - Experience architecting Master Data Management solutions
• 4 years, Preferred
  - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Systems Engineering or equivalent experience

• Responsible for translating the client's business requirements into specific systems, applications or process designs with interlocked financial modeling for very large complex technical solutions.
• Analyzes customer service requirements and designs service solutions to meet those objectives.
• Primary expert to construct the specific solution, scope document, risk profile, and corresponding financials.
• Maintains and utilizes detailed industry and internal services knowledge in the construction of industry-leading services solutions, including expert working level knowledge of the processes, technologies, and people components involved in the services arena.
• Uses expertise to construct specific and detailed solutions that encompass process, technology, and staffing plans for customer sales opportunities.
• Constructs risk assessments and corresponding remediation plans relative to complex services proposals.
• Participates in the construction of detailed financial models that align with complex services proposals.
• Composes Statement of Work or other documents, using departmental automation tools as available, to craft detailed and accurate deliverables that specify processes, technology, staffing, and project management involved in proposed services solutions.
• As needed, provide a "trusted expert advisor" role as a Subject Matter Expert for technical services, to both internal and external customers, ranging from formal advice to internal and external customer presentations.
• Follow all organizational Standard Operating Procedures relative to cost modeling, approvals and reviews, and all other associated workflow and deliverables.

HHSC IT is continuing to develop a Master Data Management (MDM) function under the Performance Management & Analytics System (PMAS) on the Enterprise Information Management (EIM) team. This development effort will utilize an agile methodology based upon the approach currently in use at HHSC for the Performance Management & Analytics System (PMAS). As a lead and member of the EIM team, the worker responsibilities may include:

• The MDM Architect position is an Information Technology (IT) position and will be a part of the Enterprise Information Management (EIM) team working in collaboration with the Office of Data Analytics & Performance (DAP) within the Health and Human Services System's business domain.
• This architect designs and implements master data solutions for a multi-terabyte Master Data Management (MDM) implementation.
• The mission of EIM is to ensure HHS master data is visible, accessible where appropriate, understandable in context, trusted by users, and uniformly governed in order to advance data quality and support integrated…