That was easy enough, looks like there's a few more addresses to add
to the blacklist.

On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 11:38 PM, Adolfo Rodriguez <[email protected]> wrote:
> looks like a consulting project for US government
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> http://nces.ed.gov/programs/slds/index.asp
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> ________________________________
> De: Andrew Melo <[email protected]>
> Para: [email protected]
> Enviado: Viernes 30 de noviembre de 2012 1:56
> Asunto: Re: IMMEDIATE NEED------Project Manager @ Philadelphia, PA
>
> I'm very interested in this position
>
> On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 9:42 PM, Thomas Brown
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Dear Associates,
>> Wishes for the Day !!!
>> We Need consultant for Project Manager
>> Please share suitable profiles to [email protected]
>>
>>
>> Job Title :  Project Manager
>> Location :  Philadelphia, PA
>> Duration :  9+ months Contract
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>>
>> Job Description:
>> Longitudinal Data Systems experience key.
>> 10-15 yrs exp.
>> The consultant must be well rounded in the development of projects and
>> more
>> specifically in developing or implementing educational longitudinal
>> databases or cross agency state systems that facilitate the secure
>> exchange
>> of data.
>> The consultant will need to possess good verbal and written communication
>> skills; be a proactive, hands-on leader and motivator who is timely in the
>> delivery of products; can anticipate customer needs; and can run meetings
>> and teams of diverse groups of employees.
>> The consultant must be proficient at evaluating systems and operations;
>> developing improvements; and implementing effective programs to improve
>> quality, reduce costs, and enhance productivity in the context of the data
>> management.
>> The consultant must have a strong mix of project delivery/project
>> management
>> skills coupled with business and analysis skills
>>
>> Knowledge/Expertise
>> Knowledge and experience with longitudinal data management projects and
>> data
>> integration on both the technical and administrative levels, including
>> experience in developing and implementing a data matching system;
>> Strong experience-base and knowledge of Project Management;
>> Past experience managing an educational data centric project; and.
>> Experience coordinating work between multiple State agencies and disparate
>> systems.
>> Methodology/Governance;
>> Ability to follow methodologies and help improve/evolve a matching hub and
>> ultimately develop Statewide SLDS capability; and
>> Participate in knowledge sharing and the continuous refinement/development
>> of internal processes and systems for the evolution of the matching hub
>> and
>> Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems.
>> Project Management Certification (PMP/PRINCE2) is required.
>>
>> DELIVERABLES
>> Consultant must provide the following based on the agreed upon project
>> plan/schedule.
>> Prepare reports that document budget and timeline deliverables.
>> Project plans using the PMBOK methodologies for the following across
>> agencies:
>> P-20W SLDS feasibility study;
>> Data Standards;
>> Development of a data matching hub;
>> Definitions and Procedures for Data Stewards; and
>> CEDS or other data standards.
>> Implement with a cross department team:
>> P-20W SLDS feasibility study;
>> Data Standards;
>> Data matching hub; and
>> Definitions and Procedures for Data Stewards, and permissions.
>> Refine and define a work breakdown structure for the current action items
>> listed below:
>> SLDS Feasibility Study
>> Goal-Conduct an in-depth technical Needs Assessment at the NDE, NSHE, and
>> DETR to determine current system configurations and platforms, data
>> elements
>> to be exchanged or linked, barriers that may need to be removed to
>> establish
>> a statewide SLDS and facilitate the exchange of data necessary to assign
>> individuals a unique state personal identifier.
>> Action-Assist the project team in the hiring process of the Systems
>> Analyst
>> to conduct an in depth system analysis at each agency. The purpose of this
>> study is two-fold. First, the study will focus on the data systems
>> currently
>> in use in the NDE, NSHE and DETR to determine the platforms in use,
>> software
>> and versions, identification of databases, database schemas, data
>> retention
>> standards, data collection and reporting requirements, security schemas,
>> internal agency governance policies, and communication structures in use.
>> Standards will include but are not limited to normalization structure,
>> table
>> and column naming, data types and length. A data dictionary providing all
>> master data element names, descriptions, size and owner (i.e., steward),
>> should be developed and used for all future development. The deliverable
>> associated with this action will be to develop a formal systems
>> requirement
>> document to be used to draft the Request for Proposal to design and
>> construct the data exchange system. This would include but is not limited
>> to
>> such items as an entity relationship diagram (ERD) to show how the systems
>> and tables interact with each other, a dataflow diagram to show how data
>> moves through the systems, and data mapping diagrams from input to the
>> database that shows how every field entered into the system is stored on
>> the
>> database.
>> Action-The second deliverable associated with this goal is to produce a
>> long
>> range planning document to project the growth of Statewide SLDS
>> capability.
>> Included in this report should be clearly defined next steps with
>> timelines
>> and cost estimates for each future phase identified. This document is to
>> be
>> used as a planning tool for the P-16 Council and State Legislature to
>> prioritize future SLDS projects and procure necessary funding sources.
>> This
>> long range plan should be broken down into manageable phases that would
>> align with the State budget process or the availability of Federal
>> funding.
>> The document should include examples from other States, best practices and
>> lessons learned from each as well as examples of how those solutions would
>> be implemented in Nevada. It should also identify data sets that may exist
>> in other State or Federal agencies that could be used to expand the
>> capacity
>> of the SLDS.
>> Goal-In compliance with State law (Nevada Revised Statute 386.650) create
>> a
>> matching hub for the purpose of assigning individuals a Unique State
>> Personal Identifier.
>> Action-Create a project plan to develop the infrastructure to match
>> individuals within the three agencies, assign a USPI to each P-20W
>> individual, and ensure that the USPI is available for use by each agency.
>> Achieve a minimum 95% match rate of USPI to the three agency identifiers.
>> Action-Create a data hub that connects the three agencies together and to
>> hash the keys necessary to determine a record match and cleanse the result
>> to omit personal identity information.
>> Action-Based on the recommendations of the feasibility study, develop the
>> business rules necessary to design a work flow application that will allow
>> the NDE, NSHE and DETR to submit a data query request, receive approval
>> from
>> the data source agency, construct the database query, execute the query
>> and
>> deliver the results securely.
>> Goal-Develop standards for agency data sharing.
>>  Action-Establish a formal data sharing protocol including standards and
>> requirements. Research the Common Education Data Standards and deploy
>> those
>> standards across agencies where appropriate. Identify and quantify
>> training
>> requirements.
>> Action-Requests for new projects and contracts for data sharing will be
>> reviewed by a central committee (possibly P-16), to insure the standards
>> are
>> met and that data security and student privacy is ensured.
>> Provide a written analysis of the NDE, NSHE and DETR policies necessary to
>> implement standards and governance plan.
>>
>> ---------------------------------------
>> Thanks and Best Regards,
>> Thomas Brown | Technical Recruiter
>> Email: [email protected]
>> Work:203-652-1444 Ex No : 105
>> Fax: 203-286-1457
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