Data Strategy and AI consultant

LA International
London
2 months ago
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Proven Experience in data strategy, consulting, or data management roles.
Proven experience in developing and implementing data strategies for diverse industries.
Must have experience in Data strategy and roadmap, AI and snowflake
you are responsible for helping Enterprise to be data driven and working closely with the data architecture leadership and IT leadership in developing and implementing data and AI strategies related to enterprise data management and ML, AI andanalytics.
You will guide organizations through the process of optimising data management, data governance, analytics, and business intelligence, enabling them to unlock actionable insights that drive better business decisions.
Data Strategy Development:

Data Governance & Management:
Guide the implementation of data governance frameworks to ensure compliance, security, and accessibility. This may involve overseeing compliance with regulations such as GDPR and all other prevalent regulations.
Assist in building data management processes and data architectures that support scalability and efficiency.

Provide recommendations for business intelligence tools, dashboards, and reporting solutions to drive data-driven decision-making.
Experience with technologies like Snowflake, AWS, Tableau, Erwin, Kafka and Striims and should be very well aware of their responsibilities.
Lead clients in transforming their data infrastructure to support advanced analytics, AI, and machine learning initiatives.

Strong understanding of data governance, data privacy regulations, and data security best practices.
Expertise in data analysis, business intelligence tools (e.g., Power BI, Tableau), and analytics platforms.
Solid understanding of data modeling, database management, and ETL processes.

Excellent communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills.
Global travel to various customer locations and to support various customer engagements and relationships.

Data Management or Business Intelligence certifications (e.g., CDMP, CBIP, Google Cloud Professional Data Engineer).



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