Sr Data Architect to develop and implement data governance policies and frameworks to ensure data quality, security, and compliance for B2B applications (ServiceNow, NetCracker, Salesforce, Amdocs, BMC Remedy) for our large telecom client -19185

S.i. Systems
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Sr Data Architect to develop and implement data governance policies and frameworks to ensure data quality, security, and compliance for B2B applications (ServiceNow, NetCracker, Salesforce, Amdocs, BMC Remedy) for our large telecom client -

Location- WFH-Remote

Duration- 6 Months(High possibility of extension to 2 years)

Description:

We are seeking a seasoned Data Architect & Governance Leader to join our dynamic team. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for establishing and overseeing data governance frameworks and data stewardship initiatives across the organization. You will collaborate with various business entities to understand their data needs and ensure that master data is accurately defined, maintained, and shared across systems. Your expertise will drive the effective flow of data within the enterprise, supporting strategic decision-making and operational excellence.

**Key Responsibilities:**

Develop and implement data governance policies and frameworks to ensure data quality, security, and compliance across the organization Collaborate with business stakeholders to identify data requirements, establish data stewardship roles, and define master data standards. Assess and optimize data flows between systems, ensuring seamless integration and accessibility of critical data. Lead initiatives to enhance data literacy across teams, fostering a culture of data-driven decision-making. Monitor data governance practices and recommend improvements to align with industry best practices and regulatory requirements.

**Qualifications:**

Proven experience as a Data Architect or in a similar governance role, with a strong understanding of data management principles. Expertise in master data management, data stewardship, and data integration techniques. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to navigate complex organizational structures. Familiarity with data governance tools and frameworks. Strong analytical skills and a problem-solving mindset.

Must to have skills:

Familiarity with enterpriseB2Btools (some examples includeServiceNow, NetCracker, Salesforce, Amdocs, BMC Remedy, etc.) in previous roles wheredata architectureorgovernancewas a large part of their role. Must be able to navigate hierarchy ofstakeholdersand technical architects to get to the required data and processes Must be able to prepare comprehensive presentations that can be presented to various levels of leadership

Nice to have skills:

Experience with Telco's or Technology Providers generally Industry certifications (e.g. TOGAF or similar) Experience withServiceNowsince this will be a core pillar going forward

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