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impact of business change requests on existing data architecture and support the prioritisation of these changes. Translate high-level business requirements into data models, metadata, test data, and data quality standards. Work closely with various departments and third parties to facilitate data-driven decision-making ... more »

organisation Ensuring the accuracy/security of data, developing the data management expertise within the organisation Setting KPIs and reporting on progress throughout Utilising metadata management tools and automating processes Advising on enterprise data architecture Working with key stakeholders and technology teams The person Experience with developing data governance processes … and procedures Knowledge of data management practices Experience using metadata management tools Excellent communication and interpersonal skills If you are a detail-oriented individual with a passion for data management and possess the required skills, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. There is a highly competitive salary more »

of successfully executing projects across diverse business sectors, stakeholder dynamics, procedural intricacies, and technological hurdles. Expertise in business analysis, data management encompassing quality assurance, metadata oversight, data structuring, and governance. Proficiency in SAS or Python to extract insights and drive informed decision-making. Familiarity with AWS. Exceptional proficiency in both more »

impact of business change requests on existing data architecture and support the prioritisation of these changes. Translate high-level business requirements into data models, metadata, test data, and data quality standards. Work closely with various departments and third parties to facilitate data-driven decision-making and optimise the organisation's … Required Skills: Extensive experience in designing and implementing data architectures in large-scale environments. Proficiency with cloud services (Azure preferred). Strong background in metadata management, and ensuring data quality. Hands-on experience with data integration, ETL processes, and data consistency. Experience in data governance, security, and compliance. Proven ability more »

impact of business change requests on existing data architecture and support the prioritisation of these changes. Translate high-level business requirements into data models, metadata, test data, and data quality standards. Work closely with various departments and third parties to facilitate data-driven decision-making and optimise the organisation's … Required Skills: Extensive experience in designing and implementing data architectures in large-scale environments. Proficiency with cloud services (Azure preferred). Strong background in metadata management, and ensuring data quality. Hands-on experience with data integration, ETL processes, and data consistency. Experience in data governance, security, and compliance. Proven ability more »

financial product knowledge. Experience with regulatory reporting or BCBS 239 would be advantageous. Understanding and experience of good governance, preferably data governance. Experience with metadata management tooling would be beneficial but is not necessary (e.g.: Collibra, MetaCenter, Solidatus). We offer: The opportunity to work in the Finance department of more »

within a spatial database including the validation of incoming geophysical/geotechnical survey data and CAD engineering drawings; maintaining spatial data quality standards and metadata; producing technical documentation; building automated spatial data workflows for loading and processing; and providing spatial data deliverables according to required standards. Professional quality map and more »

our agenda. Delivering it is going to require a fundamental reshaping of the BBC’s culture and how we work. For the new Content Metadata workstream in our Content Production Workflows department, the first task is a ground-up rethink of our approaches to describing and classifying all of our … content - journalism, audio, video and digital alike. This means asking ourselves some big questions: What metadata do we need to deliver a personalised BBC? What does the future of tagging at the BBC look like? Importantly, as we increasingly move into subjective metadata, we also have to ask ourselves policy … would it mean for us to say some programmes are “scary”? What is the difference between Fleabag and Mrs Brown’s Boys, when the metadata tells us they are both “Sitcoms”? Working with the Editorial and Technical leads on Common Metadata, the Data Manager will help to answer these questions more »