ONE is seeking an experienced Data Architect to join the data team.

Experience with agile methodology is essential to integrate into the principles of the team responsible for data.

The mission involves playing a key role in the design, development, and management of data architecture within our organization.

The main activities will be the creation and maintenance of data models while ensuring their accuracy and compliance with best practices.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain conceptual, logical, and physical data models aligned with business needs.
• Interact with business data referents within the organization to assist them in conceptualizing models and establishing glossaries.
• Coach and support development teams in designing high-performing and scalable databases.
• Implement and optimize robust and scalable data integration (ETL) processes.
• Contribute to the evolution of the data platform. Develop a blueprint together with internal and external stakeholders.
• Support the implementation of self-service tools and promote their adoption by business users.
• Ensure data governance, guaranteeing their quality, integrity, and security.

Conflicts of Interest

The notion of conflict of interest refers to any situation in which, during the awarding or execution, any person related to a contracting authority in any way, as well as any person likely to influence the awarding or outcome thereof, has a direct or indirect financial, economic, or other personal interest that could be perceived as compromising their impartiality or independence in the context of the awarding or execution.

The existence of a conflict of interest is, in any case, presumed:

1. As soon as there is kinship or relationship by marriage, in the direct line up to the third degree and, in the collateral line, up to the fourth degree, or in case of legal cohabitation, between the natural person and one of the candidates or tenderers or any other natural person who, on behalf of one of them, exercises a power of representation, decision, or control.
2. The natural person is, either personally or through an intermediary, owner, co-owner, or active associate of one of the candidate or tendering companies or exercises, in law or in fact, either personally or, if applicable, through an intermediary, a power of representation, decision, or control.

A situation is also considered a conflict of interest when a natural person who has worked for a contracting authority as an internal collaborator, in a hierarchical relationship or not, as a relevant official, public officer, or any other person related to a contracting authority in any way, later intervenes in the context of a public contract/call for projects awarded by this contracting authority and a link exists between the previous activities performed for the contracting authority and their activities in the context of the contract/call for projects. The application of this provision is, however, limited to a period of two years following the resignation of said person or any other way of ending the previous activities.

This provision gives the contracting authority, duly informed by the service provider, after verifying the situation, the possibility to terminate, without compensation, the contract/project entrusted to said provider. During these verifications, particular attention will be paid to information and justifications obtained from the person concerned. In the event of termination, a statement of services performed will be drawn up for payment to the service provider. In case of violation (for example, if the service provider does not disclose the conflict situation), the finding by the contracting authority may result in the nullity of the contract/project. If no justification is provided upon request from the contracting authority, the service provider will not be entitled to any payment for services performed after the moment they should have become aware of the incompatibility. For the needs of the contract/project, the contracting authority may freely use studies, reports, etc., prepared by the provider in execution of the contract/project. Furthermore, they may exclude the provider from their contracts/calls for projects for a determined period.

ONE’s preventive measures: An awareness note is automatically communicated when the service provider’s record is created.

Confidential Information

All information that ONE provides to the other party in the context of this contract is considered Confidential Information (hereafter referred to as “confidential information”). This does not apply to information that the parties qualify as non-confidential.

The contractor shall treat confidential information with the strictest confidentiality, use it only if required for the execution of the contract, and under no circumstances disclose it to third parties, except with the prior, written, and formal consent of the beneficiary. The contractor shall ensure that its employees, agents, and subcontractors are bound by the same duty of confidentiality by means of a written commitment from them.

The contractor will disclose confidential information only to persons necessary for the execution of the contract. Unless written and formal authorization is obtained, the contractor will also ensure that its staff, representatives, and subcontractors do not remove information on any media or otherwise from the beneficiary’s premises.

Confidential information may be disclosed if, and to the extent that, the law or a regulatory authority requires it. In such cases, the contractor will immediately notify ONE in writing to allow it to prevent such disclosure by all possible legal means.

If confidential information is obtained by unauthorized persons or entities and the contractor becomes aware of it, the contractor will inform ONE immediately by phone, email, and subsequently by mail.

The rights and obligations of the parties arising from this article remain valid after the end of this contract/agreement.

If the contractor has breached the obligations regarding confidential information, ONE reserves the right to terminate the subsequent contract at any time, subject to a substantiated report.