Information Architect/ Data Modeler

Information Architect/Data Modeler

Pay Range $50/hr - $55/hr

Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain conceptual and logical information models for scientific and business domains relevant to R&D and Development.
• Translate business, scientific, and operational requirements into clear information structures, definitions, and business rules.
• Support the definition and application of information architecture frameworks, standards, and best practices across relevant domains.
• Help ensure information assets are designed to be reusable, scalable, and aligned to business and scientific needs.
• Contribute to the creation and maintenance of data dictionaries, glossaries, naming standards, controlled vocabularies, and taxonomies.
• Profile and analyze source data to understand quality, completeness, context, and usability.
• Identify gaps, inconsistencies, missing metadata, and alignment issues across data sources.
• Assess the fitness of source data for intended use cases and downstream consumption.
• Summarize findings from data exploration and recommend pragmatic remediation or standardization actions.
• Support root-cause analysis of data quality and information consistency issues.
• Partner with scientists, subject matter experts, business stakeholders, and IT teams to understand workflows, priorities, and information needs.
• Work collaboratively with data engineers, architects, and platform teams to ensure models and standards are implementable.
• Facilitate workshops and review sessions to validate models, standards, and requirements.
• Communicate clearly with technical and non-technical audiences, including documentation of models, diagrams, findings, and recommendations.
• Act as a connector between scientific users and technical implementation teams.
• Contribute to the development and maintenance of information quality rules and governance-aligned standards.
• Support documentation and stewardship of information architecture deliverables.
• Help enable reuse through clear definitions, standards, and supporting guidance.
• Promote consistent application of FAIR principles and GxP-aware practices where relevant.
• Identify opportunities to improve tooling, methods, and ways of working related to information architecture.