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IT systems architect and data strategy urbanist

Métropole du Grand Paris · Local government

En français : Architecte urbaniste des systèmes d'information et stratégie data

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This job in plain words

This job is about shaping the data strategy and the IT system design of the Métropole, in Paris. The person reports directly to the IT director and remote work is possible.

Open to non-civil servants Remote work possible

Can you apply?

Open to civil servants and contract staff. The post is open at the attaché or engineer grades, including principal and hors classe grades.

Category
Category A (executive)
Diploma
Not stated
Experience
Confirmed experience
Contract
Open to civil servants (permanent staff, by transfer or secondment) and contract staff. For a contract worker, contract of up to 3 years, renewable up to a total of 6 years.

The profile they want:

  • Good knowledge of local authorities and intercommunal work.
  • Skills in IT architecture (TOGAF, IT urbanisation).
  • Knowledge of data architectures and good data practices, including GDPR.
  • BI tools, relational and NoSQL databases.
  • Ability to explain and document architectures.
  • AI and data science knowledge is a plus.

What you would do

  • Help set the data strategy and its governance.
  • Keep a full map of the information system up to date.
  • Design and develop the IT urbanisation strategy.
  • Bring architecture expertise to major projects.
  • Support business departments in their needs and tool choices.
  • Identify data uses, including AI and automation.

How to apply

Apply on the Métropole's recruitment portal named in the offer, with your CV and cover letter.

Documents to send:

  • CV
  • Cover letter

Good to know:

  • Remote work possible.
  • Category A post (senior staff).

We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.