Assistant Vice President - Data Governance
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Job description
Data and Process Management Office (DPMO) acts as the leading function for the data governance programme of the Bank in the UK. It is responsible for establishing and ensuring implementation of related policies including data governance policies and undertaking data lifecycle management to ensure data standards and data quality. As an Assistant Vice President - Data Governance, you will be supporting the Bank in delivering data governance. You will also be involved in the lifecycle management of data. This is a full time permanent position.
Key responsibilities
Develop policies, procedures and processes related to the data governance program
Participate in the lifecycle management of the data for the Bank, including the management of metadata, data lineage, data quality, data standards, and their policy establishment, implementation and monitoring
Maintain the entry on the Head Office and local data dictionary
Conduct data requirement assessment during software development lifecycle for various applications
Support business lines in making recommended changes and resolve any data related queries
Prepare various reports required by Management, auditors and regulators
Requirements
Degree educated in Data Analytics, Information Management, Finance, or Computer Science
Solid experience in data governance
Demonstrated experience in data modelling
People management experience
Experience in data governance and data quality management tools
Proficient in MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access)
Knowledge of Project, Visio, SQL, Python and Tableau is desirable
Excellent analytical and problem solving skills
Good understanding of compliance regulatory requirements
Attention to detail
Highly organised
Adaptable to changing circumstances and new information that impacts goals and plans
Team player who is willing to assist others when necessary
Excellent communication skills
Fluency in Mandarin is preferred but not essential