Community of Practice Jobs in Northern Ireland

2 of 2 Community of Practice Jobs in Northern Ireland

Data Architect - ICO - G7

Belfast
Government Digital & Data
providers and many more. Health Cash Plan. Fantastic development opportunities to learn and progress. Further details can be found on the benefits section of our website . About us The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is the independent regulator of information rights. In a data-driven … as protecting individuals and their personal data. As an employer, we are passionate about making a positive difference to the lives and careers of our people, and we empower you to be curious, impactful, collaborative and respectful. Job description This role will set the architecture vision for the … representations of Data Architecture and data entities suitable for communication with different audiences and for different purposes Developing data architecture as a community of practice and competency across the ICO Engaging and networking with people across the ICO up to Director level to More ❯
Employment Type: Permanent
Salary: £55,591 - £62,793
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Senior Interaction Designer

belfast, antrim, united kingdom
Inspirec
sitemaps, navigation schema, and annotated wireframes. Champion accessibility and inclusion, making sure that designs meet accessibility, legal and security requirements. Coaching and mentoring of junior colleagues, promoting knowledge sharing and adoption of good practice. Develop user centred design best practice, standards and guidance and play a lead role in the clients growing UCD community of practice. Promote the value of a consistent high-quality user experience, through design and use of reusable … elements, proactively engaging with colleagues across the organization and promoting interaction design best practice across the clients. Actively participate in user research to identify user needs, test different design ideas and be responsible for developing and maintaining suitable prototypes. Be confident in discussing the evidence, data and research More ❯
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