Senior Manager - Tech data Analyst

Genpact
London
7 months ago
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At Genpact, we don’t just adapt to change—we drive it. AI and digital innovation are redefining industries, and we’re leading the charge. Genpact’s AI Gigafactory, our industry-first accelerator, is an example of how we’re scaling advanced technology solutions to help global enterprises work smarter, grow faster, and transform at scale. From large-scale models to agentic AI, our breakthrough solutions tackle companies’ most complex challenges.

If you thrive in a fast-moving, tech-driven environment, love solving real-world problems, and want to be part of a team that’s shaping the future, this is your moment.

Genpact (NYSE: G) is an advanced technology services and solutions company that delivers lasting value for leading enterprises globally. Through our deep business knowledge, operational excellence, and cutting-edge solutions – we help companies across industries get ahead and stay ahead. Powered by curiosity, courage, and innovation, our teams implement data, technology, and AI to create tomorrow, today. Get to know us at genpact.com and on LinkedIn, X, YouTube, and Facebook.

We are inviting applications for the role of Senior Manager, Tech Data Analyst.

In this role, as a data architecture specialist, you will play a crucial role in managing and optimizing the data infrastructure within complex financial systems. You will be responsible for ensuring seamless data flow and integrity across various financial product types, contributing to the organization's data governance and architecture strategies.

Responsibilities

  • Experience in working on data lineage or data architecture.
  • Experience working on large complex financial system architecture. Experience migrating such systems is ideal.
  • Experience working across different financial product types.
  • Ability to write SQL queries (or KDB).
  • Ability to read various development languages such as Java, C++, Perl, Python.
  • Collaborate with firmwide data governance teams to define lineage metadata requirements.
  • Analyze ERS (equity risk systems)’s inputs and outputs with help from the SM.
  • Work with stakeholders to define and map the end-to-end data flow, including sources, transformations, destinations, and dependencies.
  • Create a proposal for an automated data catalogue solution across ERS systems.
  • Identify issues related to data inconsistencies, lineage discrepancies, or errors in data transformation, and coordinate with dev squads to resolve them.

QualificationsMinimum Qualifications

  • Relevant experience in data lineage or data architecture.
  • Proficiency in SQL or KDB.
  • Expertise in Collibra tool.

Preferred Qualifications/Skills

  • Experience with large financial system architectures and migrations.
  • Familiarity with multiple financial product types.
  • Ability to understand Java, C++, Perl, and Python.

Additional Qualities

  • Be a transformation leader in AI, automation, and digital innovation.
  • Drive impactful change for global enterprises.
  • Accelerate your career with hands-on experience, mentorship, and continuous learning.
  • Join a community of 140,000+ innovative problem-solvers.
  • Work within a values-driven culture emphasizing integrity and inclusion.

Join Genpact and take your career to new heights. Let’s build tomorrow together.

Genpact is an Equal Opportunity Employer and considers all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, or other protected characteristics. We are committed to a respectful and inclusive work environment. Please note that Genpact does not charge fees for job applications, and beware of scams asking for payment or equipment purchases related to employment.


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