Data Governance Analyst

McNeil & Co.
London
1 month ago
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With a company culture rooted in collaboration, expertise and innovation, we aim to promote progress and inspire our clients, employees, investors and communities to achieve their greatest potential. Our work is the catalyst that helps others achieve their goals. In short, We Enable Possibility℠.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in implementing the data governance framework, policies, procedures, and standards
  • Work with business stakeholders and your team to ensure data lineage is captured for all critical data elements
  • Partner with business units and IT to ensure data is accurate, complete, and properly managed
  • Engage with stewards and SMEs to create and maintain a data dictionary and metadata repository
  • Assist in the creation of decks for data governance forums and contribute in these forums
  • Help create data governance training programmes and assist in running these with business users
  • Contribute to KPI and KRI creation for the data governance programme
  • Assist in the creation of newsletters and other promotional material for the Chief Data Office

Do you like solving complex business problems, working with talented colleagues and have an innovative mindset? Arch may be a great fit for you.

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Arch Capital Group Ltd. is a Bermuda-based specialty insurer that provides insurance, reinsurance, and mortgage insurance on a worldwide basis. With a 20+-year track record of delivering results and a coveted position on the S&P 500 index, Arch is a great place to grow your career.

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