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Outstanding career opportunity alert!

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)’s Data Governance Office is looking for a talented Data Architect Lead. This is a great team, leading a young, but rapidly maturing Data Governance program, and the development of an innovative data platform, featuring Master and Reference data and based upon a governed Data Lakehouse.

This platform is enjoying rapid adoption of Institutuonal analytics that data consumers can have confidence in due to rigorous integrated Data Quality management.

This is an outstanding opportunity for a data rock star to work in an innovative and fast paced environment! Apply directly below!

SAIT - Data Architect Lead The Opportunity Reporting to the Manager of the Data Governance Office, the ITS department is looking to hire a Data Architect Lead who will be responsible for steering the data architecture strategy and implementation within the SAIT Data Governance Office, ensuring the integrity, security, and acc...

📊 Did you know?

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