Business Consultant _ Oil & Gas Data and Workflow Consultant M
$116,300 - $160,700 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$116,300 - $160,700 per year
About the role
- Collaborate with internal and external customers to analyze and understand business processes, data ecosystems, technology solutions mapping, data architecture and overall data management principles within the Oil & Gas sector.
- Provide subject matter expertise on data entities and software used in the subsurface data industry.
- Document and validate business requirements to ensure that the requirements are aligned with industry's best practices, and are clear, comprehensive, and testable.
- Work closely with stakeholders, including IT teams, business users, and vendors, to design and optimize digital transformation solutions tailored for the Oil & Gas industry.
- Assist in the selection, integration, and deployment of data solutions to achieve accelerated business outcomes for clients.
- Present to industry forums or other agreed channels, TCS PoV's and thought leadership in the Oil & Gas domain
- Technical/Functional Skills:
- Excellent knowledge of the Oil and Gas sector to drive digital transformation and technological innovation.
- Excellent knowledge in the areas of Data Management (Data Governance, Data Quality, Master Data Management), Data Strategy and Data Analytics.
- Knowledge of upstream energy file types, such as LAS, SEG-Y, and others.
- Knowledge of Al/GenAl solutions and how these are applicable in the Oil & Gas domain.
- Experience in the design and optimization of data solutions tailored for the Oil & Gas sector.
- Drive digital transformation projects by working closely with stakeholders, including IT teams, business users, and vendors.
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