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Data Governance Analyst- Alternative Data and Financial Data

DonePlus LLC
London
2 weeks ago
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Role - Data Governance Analyst - Alternative Data and Financial Data

DonePlus LLC specializes in providing consultants to help onboard artificial intelligence solutions, data management, market data, and procurement services for hedge funds, banks, and trading firms. We offer tailored services to optimize financial data and alternative data, ensuring our clients achieve superior competitive advantages.

Overview

This is a full-time, on-site role located in the London Area, United Kingdom, for a Data Governance Analyst specializing in Alternative Data and Financial Data. The Data Governance Analyst will be responsible for managing and ensuring data quality, developing data governance frameworks, performing data analytics, and creating data models. The role also involves coordinating with stakeholders, ensuring compliance with data governance standards, and facilitating effective communication of data policies and procedures.

Responsibilities
  • Manage and ensure data quality across alternative data and financial data domains.
  • Develop and implement data governance frameworks and data quality metrics.
  • Perform data analytics and create data models to support business needs.
  • Coordinate with stakeholders across teams to align data governance practices with business priorities.
  • Ensure compliance with data governance standards and communicate data policies and procedures effectively.
Qualifications
  • Strong analytical skills and experience in data analytics
  • Proficiency in statistics and data modeling
  • Attention to detail with a solid understanding of data governance principles
  • Experience working with alternative and financial data is a plus
  • Bachelor's degree in data science, statistics, computer science, or a related field
Seniority level
  • Entry level
Employment type
  • Full-time
Job function
  • Information Technology

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