Applications closed-Consultant Gig #884–Thailand–Data Management Consultant

Posted 18 days ago

internal consulting groupNew York (NY)
Management AnalystsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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Job OpportunityOur client is currently focused on the implementation of data management capabilities for a large bank in Thailand. They have already defined the bank's data management strategy and roadmap, and they are currently focusing on the rollout of several data management initiatives across the organization. They are looking to engage a data management consultant to embed him/her in their team and support them and the bank throughout the journey.We are looking for a Thai speaker consultant with experience in data management, ideally in banks and other financial institutions. The consultant should be comfortable with traditional data management activities such as the creation of data management policies and governance, implementing data quality rules, defining data taxonomies, rollout of data classification and building data catalogue. They should be very proactive, and able to work in a fast-paced, demanding multicultural environment with consultants from across the globe. We also ask for an advanced level of Microsoft Office Suite proficiency, since it is the large core of our work. Ideally, this profile could also have some experience on data architecture topics, but not necessarily in data analytics. We are also open to a large broad of experiences (e.g., from recent graduates with some kind of data management experience, to very experienced senior profiles) as long as they have a data management background.Start date: The engagement will commence in July and last 6-12 months. Location: Thailand, consultant can be in Thailand or work remotely initially with travel to location as needed. Rates: The daily rate to the consultant will be determined based on experience for the right professional. Close date: No later than Monday 4th July 2022, 5pm AEST.

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