Data Governance – Snowflake RBAC
talentolaDenver (CO)
About the role
Role: Data Governance – Snowflake RBAC
Experience: 8–12 Years
Location:
Remote"This is a Data Governance role focused on Snowflake RBAC, where you will work with business stakeholders to understand their data-access requirements, design or modify Snowflake roles, implement permissions, and test that users have the right level of access without getting unnecessary access."
Key Requirements:
Strong experience with Snowflake RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)Data Governance principles and access management Experience designing, modifying, and implementing Snowflake roles Understanding of least-privilege access Stakeholder management and requirements gathering Testing and validating user/data access permissions Strong analytical and communication skills The role focuses on working with stakeholders to understand data-access requirements, designing purpose-based Snowflake roles, implementing permissions, and validating that users have the appropriate level of access. If you’re interested, please share your updated resume and contact details, and I’ll be happy to provide more information.
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