Royal Bank of Canada - Wilmington, DE
posted 3 months ago
The Data Governance Senior Analyst plays a crucial role within the Data Governance function, focusing on the successful execution of enterprise-wide data governance initiatives across various business areas. This position is responsible for implementing data standards, procedures, and governance oversight, ensuring that data management practices align with the organization's strategic objectives. The analyst will actively engage with business data stewards, data owners, data custodians, and IT teams to foster collaboration and ensure effective data governance practices are in place. In this role, the analyst will execute the Data Governance capabilities and manage operations as outlined in the data strategy. This includes coordinating with operational and reporting data stewards to create data controls, identify measurement definitions, and manage these through dashboards. The analyst will maintain the enterprise data policy, ensuring compliance for critical data and reports, and will document various governance roles and responsibilities while educating stakeholders on their importance. Ongoing communication with data stewards is essential to ensure that critical data issues are addressed promptly. The analyst will collaborate with data stewards, custodians, and report developers to ensure consistent use and maintenance of data definitions, authorized data sources, and calculations. Additionally, the analyst will work closely with IT and architecture teams to prioritize and resolve data sourcing, business rules, data aggregation, distribution, and consumption issues. The role also involves establishing programs to monitor and measure data governance adoption and achievements, maintaining a library of enterprise critical reports with associated reporting metadata, and documenting governance activities, including logs of issues and resolutions. The analyst will serve as a liaison between business and functional areas and technology, ensuring that data-related business requirements are clearly defined and understood. Furthermore, the analyst will produce data governance dashboards regularly and manage documentation and remediation of key data issues, executing a reliable second-line-of-defense process through documented processes, controls, and templates.