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Information Architect
Local Peoples is seeking enthusiastic and talented Information Architects in the ACT to join our team as embedded members with our prestigious Government client. As an Information Architect, you will drive key elements of our client’s Information Management Strategy. This includes enhancing governance, technical, and operational foundations to maximise the value of information assets.
You will collaborate closely with senior leadership, stakeholders, and technical teams to ensure the efficient creation, management, and utilisation of information resources. Join us and play a crucial role in exciting projects directly alongside government clients.
Develop the Agency’s information management strategy and design information architecture to improve information discovery and enhance the Records Management Program.
Apply a strong understanding of Information Management Principles, including knowledge of NAA (National Archives of Australia) and ANAO (Australian National Audit Office) record-keeping policies.
Support the Intranet Redevelopment initiative by managing content categories and ensuring efficient content lifecycle management.
Drive metadata management initiatives related to Information Governance and Data Governance to strengthen the Agency’s information ecosystem.
Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements and establish enterprise information models and standards.
Conduct workshops and engage with a diverse range of stakeholders to ensure alignment on information management and governance goals.
Provide guidance to ICT initiatives, ensuring alignment of project data models with enterprise standards and frameworks.
Advise and assist project teams in maintaining logical and physical data models for effective information management.
Contribute to the Enterprise Architecture practice, with experience or formal training in frameworks such as TOGAF being highly regarded.
Train and mentor junior staff members, promoting a collaborative and high-performing team environment.
Support the development and enhancement of Information Governance Frameworks and Data Management Frameworks across the Agency.
Required Qualifications:
A tertiary qualification in Data Management, Information Management, Business Intelligence, Data Science, or a related field.
At least 7+ years of relevant working experience in developing comprehensive information architecture within complex organisational environments.
Strong experience in record-keeping practices, including practical application of NAA and ANAO guidelines.
Advanced proficiency in data modelling and ETL processes, along with a strong understanding of data governance principles and best practices.
Demonstrated expertise in metadata management, information governance, and data governance.
Extensive experience serving as a Data Architect or Information Architect within large, complex government organisations.
Proven track record of successful stakeholder engagement and collaboration, particularly with senior executives and leaders.
Exceptional leadership abilities, with outstanding engagement, training, and communication skills.
Experience conducting workshops and engaging with a large variety of stakeholders.
Experience mentoring or training junior staff to build capability within teams.
Good teamwork skills and ability to work collaboratively in a dynamic environment are essential.
Desired Skill:
A formal qualification in Enterprise Architecture (e.g., TOGAF) is highly regarded.
Residency and Clearance
Hold a current AGSVA NV1 clearance
Australian Citizen
This role is open to Canberra based applicants.
Who are Local Peoples?
Local Peoples is a strategic research and design studio based in Melbourne and Canberra.
Our mission is to design healthy, resilient and resourceful communities. We are proud to be a certified B-Corporation with a strong focus on our social, environmental and economic impact.
We work across brand and digital design, place and experience design,, content and community engagement. Our key partners include state and local government, social enterprises, universities and large commercial organisations. All are experiencing complex challenges right now and we believe that design research, thinking and delivery can help to solve these challenges and make positive change for people and the planet.
We produce www.mattersjournal.com, a publication and community of 100K+, which focuses on design-led social innovation and impact.
Why join Local Peoples?
Representative and inclusive - we are dedicated to building an inclusive and accessible workplace for people from diverse backgrounds
Impact driven - work towards achieving real impact for people and the environment
Fantastic culture - driven by a welcoming, supportive and collaborative team environment
Professional support for design excellence- benefit from being a part of one of Australia’s fastest growing design and delivery communities
Flexible working arrangements - including the ability to work remotely
Market rate salaries - attractive remuneration packages in line with the market rate
Flexible employment types - including the preference for permanent, but will consider contracting
Local Peoples proudly supports the LGBTQ+ community, neurodiverse individuals, and First Nations people. We are committed to creating inclusive spaces where everyone, regardless of their identity, feels valued and respected. Together, we strive for equality and a positive future for all.
Local Peoples works, creates, and plays on the lands of the Wurundjeri, Bunurong, and Wathaurong peoples of the Kulin Nation, land which has never been ceded. We thank them for caring for this land for over 40,000 years and recognize and pay our deepest respect to Elders past, present, and emerging. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land
- Department
- Delivery
- Role
- Solution Architect
- Locations
- Canberra
- Remote status
- Hybrid
- Employment type
- Full-time

About Local Peoples
Local Peoples works, creates and plays on the lands of the Wurundjeri, Bunurong and Wathaurong peoples of the Kulin Nation, land which has never been ceded. We thank them them for caring for this land for over 40,000 years and recognise and pay our deepest respect to elders past, present and emerging. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
Information Architect
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