Data Governance Analyst

Randstad Technologies Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
Last week
£245 – £250 pd

Salary

£245 – £250 pd

Job Type
Contract
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
Remote
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
IR35 Status
Outside
Posted
20 Apr 2026 (Last week)

Data Governance Analyst - Contract - Outside IR35

I am currently looking for a strong Data Governance Analyst. My client is looking to get someone started to help implement and manage core Data Governance processes.

As a Data Governance Analyst you will have knowledge of Data Governance best practices and have the ability to support the rollout of a new data governance framework. The client is in the process of ensuring data is governed in line with their Data Policy while managing data quality, security and metadata across the business.

Location: Remote

Contract Length: 4 months+

Day Rate: £250 per day

IR35 Status: Outside of IR35

Required experience will include:

You will need experience implementing and maintaining Business Processes.

Experience driving Data Quality improvements and supporting Master Data Management initiatives.

The ability to implement and support Data Catalogue and Business Glossary activities.

Knowledge of implementing and maintaining Microsoft Purview Data Mapping and Data Governance functionality.

Experience supporting transformation projects and programs.

Knowledge of Data Governance Best practices such as DAMA-DMBOK or CDMP.

Strong skills in promoting process adherence and compliance.

The ability to support ERP migration activities with Data Cleansing and Master Data management.If you are interested in this Data Governance Analyst role please apply with your most recent CV.

Data Governance Analyst - Contract - Outside IR35

Randstad Technologies is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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