Data Governance Analyst - Analytics - London

City of London
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Data Governance Analyst - Analytics - London

Data governance analyst required to focus on data governance, cataloguing key data outputs, and supporting the implementation of data frameworks across the organisation. You'll work with various stakeholders to ensure compliance with regulatory standards like BCBS 239 and enable the organisation to make the most of its data.

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Data Governance Analyst - Analytics - London

The client is a global financial services organisation with a strong presence in Europe, committed to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions. They value inclusivity and collaboration, offering opportunities to work on meaningful projects in a dynamic and supportive environment.

Description

Data Governance Analyst - Analytics - London

Responsibilities:

As a Data Governance Analyst, you'll:

Identify and catalogue Key Data Outputs across all departments.
Work with Key Data Output owners to plan and track remediation actions.
Support the development and maintenance of the data catalogue using Collibra.
Ensure KDOs meet regulatory and governance standards, including BCBS 239.
Work with stakeholders across the business to understand key metrics and data outputs.
Contribute to the wider Data Governance Framework and engage with colleagues in other regions.
Promote a culture of openness and innovation.Profile

Data Governance Analyst - Analytics - London

To be successful in this role you will need to have the following:

Experience with data governance or EUC reporting governance.
Knowledge of BCBS 239 compliance and data governance frameworks.
Experience using data cataloguing tools like Collibra or KADA.
Background in financial services or similar regulated environment.
Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Understanding of metadata, data quality and data management practices.
Knowledge of tools like Alteryx, Power BI, Tableau.
Understanding of cloud platforms (e.g., Google Cloud).
Familiarity with data engineering or data science concepts.

Job Offer

Data Governance Analyst - Analytics - London

The role offers:

Salary: £70k - £95k per annum, depending on experience.
Hybrid Working: 2 days per week in the London office, offering flexibility.
Exciting Projects: Working on business-critical Data Analytics initiatives.
Exposure: Collaborate with senior stakeholders and gain experience across different business functions.
Comprehensive Benefits Package: Includes pension, generous holiday, and additional perks.If you're a passionate Data Governance Analyst and want to be part of an innovative, forward-thinking team, we'd love to hear from you

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