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We are looking for a Data Governance Analyst, to help shape how we manage, protect, and activate data across the enterprise.

What You'll Do

Champion our data governance framework-ensuring consistency, quality, and compliance
Collaborate across IT, business units, and data owners to embed MDM best practices
Guide teams in applying data governance principles and policies
Support audits, oversight mechanisms, and regulatory alignment
Help lead governance council meetings and drive strategic decision-makingWhat You'll Bring

Strong grounding in data governance and MDM
Experience with tools like Azure Purview
Big data cloud familiarity (e.g., Azure, Synapse, Databricks)
Excellent stakeholder collaboration and analytical problem-solving skills
Agile, iterative project delivery expertise What You'll Get

Competitive salary
26 days of annual leave (rising to 30 over time), plus bank holidays
Generous AON pension scheme
Access to wellbeing perks, physiotherapy, cycle-to-work schemes, and moreReady to take your career upstream? Apply today

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