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Transactional Data Governance Analyst

City of London
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Job Title: Transactional Data Governance Analyst

Contract Type: 6 Month Contract

Location: London

Department: EMEA Data Office: OPPD - Operations Planning & Data Management Dept

Purpose of Job:

Our client is seeking a Transactional Data Governance Analyst to drive the implementation of robust Data Governance practises surrounding Transactional Data. The role is pivotal within the organisation, particularly within Banking International and Capital Markets sectors. The successful candidate will possess a solid understanding of the Bank's Business Services alongside expertise in data management, quality, analytics, and visualisation.

You will collaborate with stakeholders across various functions to ensure data is fit-for-purpose while advocating for industry best practises. As Data Governance concepts are relatively new to the organisation, your ability to educate and persuade stakeholders at all levels will be crucial. We are looking for someone who can challenge the status quo with empathy and foster a culture of openness and transparency to drive business innovation.

Background:

The EMEA Data Office is responsible for defining and implementing the EMEA Data Strategy, covering all entities and datasets. This team has rapidly expanded to over fifty members and continues to grow. Your role will contribute to evolving data management capabilities, focusing initially on data governance, architecture, and quality.

Accountabilities & Responsibilities:

Implement the Data Governance Framework across Transactional Data Use Cases/Projects.
Ensure accountability for data definition, lineage, and governance aspects for prioritised Use Cases.
Monitor business data requirements and manage change and release activities.
Contribute to meeting regulatory expectations regarding the data governance programme.
Collaborate with stakeholders to develop and implement data standards for EMEA Data.
Participate in data governance forums to enhance the Bank-wide governance framework.
Investigate Data Quality Issues and develop remediation plans.
Maintain consistent communication with teams to report progress, risks, and issues.Knowledge, Skills, Experience & Qualifications:

Essential:

Strong knowledge of Transactional Data types and Bank Products.
Expertise in data governance, quality, metadata, profiling, analysis, and management tools.
Problem-solving aptitude with effective communication skills.
Understanding of enterprise-wide data governance practises.
Confident stakeholder engagement abilities.
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Visio, PowerPoint, MS Project).
Team player with the capacity to work independently.
Relevant industry experience, preferably in a quantitative discipline.
Exposure to data governance tools such as Collibra.Desirable:

Knowledge of Data Quality practises and regulatory requirements.
Familiarity with emerging trends in Data Management.
Experience in regulated frameworks, ideally financial services.

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