Data Risk Manager
$60.00 - $66.00 per hour
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$60.00 - $66.00 per hour
About the role
- Assess data risks across end-to-end data lifecycles, including data ingestion, migration, transformation, storage, consumption, and decommissioning.
- Evaluate risks associated with legacy data migrations and conversions, including potential data loss, data integrity, consistency, and completeness issues.
- Assess data risks related to new analytical and data consumption pipelines.
- Review new data models and identify potential data management and governance risks.
- Assess risks associated with third-party data integrations and vendors, including appropriate data sharing and protection.
- Evaluate data access controls and ensure sensitive data is appropriately protected as it moves between environments.
- Assess data quality and identify risks related to data completeness, accuracy, consistency, and usability.
- Provide independent validation of data mapping activities and ensure appropriate governance practices are followed.
- Perform or support data profiling activities where appropriate.
- Evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of existing data management controls.
- Identify new or changing data risks as integration and migration strategies evolve.
- Develop and document data risk assessments, findings, and recommendations.
- Communicate risk findings, mitigation plans, and overall risk posture to senior leadership.
- Create dashboards, reports, and other materials to provide leadership visibility into data risks and mitigation activities.
- Partner with data analytics and technical teams when detailed data analysis or technical validation is required.
- Work closely with business, technology, data, governance, and risk stakeholders in a rapidly changing environment.
- Key Areas of Data Risk:
- The role will assess data risk across the full lifecycle of large-scale migration and integration efforts, including:
- Data loss
- Data quality
- Data integrity and consistency
- Data access and authorization
- Data security and protection
- Data mapping
- Data migration and conversion
- Third-party/vendor data risk
- Data sharing and oversharing
- Data governance
- Data lifecycle management
- Downstream data consumption
- Analytical data pipelines
- Data model risks
- Legacy-system decommissioning
- Experience in banking or financial services.
- Previous experience in data risk management or technology risk.
- Experience with enterprise data governance programs.
- Knowledge of established risk frameworks, controls, and control assessment methodologies.
- Experience with third-party/vendor risk assessments.
- Experience supporting large-scale data migrations or integration programs.
- Experience within a large enterprise environment.
- Ideal Candidate Background:
- Candidates may come from backgrounds such as:
- Data Risk ManagerData Risk Analyst
- Data Risk ConsultantData Governance ManagerData Governance ConsultantData Management Consultant
- Technology Risk Manager
- Technology Risk ConsultantData Quality/Risk Consultant
- Enterprise Data Management
- Information Governance
- Data Controls/Risk Management
- Candidates from banking, financial services, consulting, or large enterprise environments are encouraged to apply.
- Technical Expectations:
- This is not a hands-on data engineering or data science position.
- The candidate does not need to be an expert in SQL or Python and will not be primarily responsible for writing SQL/Python code or performing actual data mapping.
- The candidate should instead have a working understanding of:
- Data mapping and source-to-target conceptsData migration and conversion processes
- Data lifecycle management
- Data governance best practices
- Data quality and profiling conceptsData access controlsData management controlsData risk assessment methodologies
- A dedicated data analytics/technical team will provide support for detailed technical analysis when required.
- Company Benefits & Culture
- Competitive salary and benefits package
- Opportunities for professional development and growth
- Inclusive and collaborative work environment
- For immediate consideration please click APPLY to begin the screening process with Alex.
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