Data Management Architect (Data Governance) Hybrid
Posted 9 hours 59 minutes ago by WA Consultants
Data Management rchitect required for a six-month hybrid contract to take the lead in designing target architecture for data management.
Role: Evaluate the current capabilities and tooling and provide a proposal for improved operational and analytical use of data, in collaboration with our data governance specialists and information architects who lead the implementation of federated data governance.
Responsibilities
In the role of a Data Management Architect:
- Do a high level analysis of current data management capabilities and tooling. Existing pre-studies have been done in different knowledge areas, eg Master Data Management, but an overall estimation is needed in order to define a future state.
- Drive the work for defining a target architecture for data management capabilities, with a high level roadmap suggestion for potential tech investments.
- Drive collection of requirements during the course of the work in order to prepare for an RFI/RFP for potential tech investments.
- Act as subject matter expert for data management, educating the team and the organization as a whole in the different areas of data management and how these areas will need to collaborate in order to achieve fit for purpose data.
Qualifications
- Experience in implementing data management and data governance in large global enterprises.
- Experience in driving target architecture work within data management.
- Experience in driving pre-studies and RFI/RFP work for acquiring technology.
- Experience and detailed understanding about available tooling for data management and governance, and preferably hands on experience from working with some of the tools.
- Excellent verbal communication and documentation capacity in English.
To arrange a Teams-based interview, please email in the first instance, your CV to (see below)
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