TS 13225

TS 13225 is a professional standard for the Informatics projects development specialist, addressing the definition of the occupation, its classification, and how the required qualities of the practitioner are measured and evaluated. In general technical terms, informatics project development is a multidisciplinary role that brings together project planning, systems thinking, software-related work, and coordination across people and processes, rather than a purely coding-focused job.

Occupational profile and assessment focus

The scope of this standard includes the job definition and the classification of the occupation, together with the characteristics expected from the professional. As general technical context, standards of this type help create a common basis for understanding competence, work readiness, and fit for role. An informatics projects development specialist is typically associated with requirements analysis, solution definition, team communication, and the disciplined management of time, scope, and resources across a project lifecycle.

Technical context of informatics project development

Informatics projects often require translating stakeholder needs into workable technical solutions. For that reason, the term “development specialist” implies a broader skill set than programming alone: understanding business needs, selecting suitable approaches, managing change, and checking whether the result serves its intended purpose. This standard also emphasizes measurement and evaluation of the specified qualities, which supports a shared professional framework for the occupation.

• Occupational definition and classification framework
• Specification of required professional qualities
• Measurement and evaluation of those qualities
• General professional profile for informatics project development work