The Curve Group
Data Governance Analyst

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Data Governance Analyst – 3 Month Contract
Outside IR35
London
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Data Governance professional who can come into an established environment and run with an existing Data Governance framework – embedding it across the business and turning it into day-to-day practice.
What you'll be doing:
- Embed and operationalise an existing Data Governance Framework
- Work with Data Owners and Data Stewards to establish clear accountability
- Engage with business, Risk, Data Protection, Cyber, and Technology stakeholders
- Identify, prioritise, and coordinate data risk remediation
- Monitor remediation activity and ensure actions are tracked through to completion
- Develop governance reporting, dashboards, and MI for senior stakeholders
- Support data retention and information lifecycle initiatives
- Support data discovery and governance across development, test, and UAT environments
- Assist with access governance and RBAC activities
- Identify opportunities to improve governance processes and prevent recurring data risks
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I'm particularly interested in people with:
- Strong Data Governance experience
- Experience embedding or operationalising governance frameworks
- Data Owner / Data Steward experience
- Strong stakeholder and business engagement skills
- Data risk and remediation experience
- Governance reporting / MI experience
- Experience within a regulated environment is advantageous
- Knowledge of data retention, lifecycle management, or access governance is a bonus


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