JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Data Product & Governance Lead Vice President

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As the Data Governance & Data Product Lead in the Office of Regulation and Document Governance (ORDG), you will own the foundation layer of ORDG’s Data, Analytics & AI capability — turning policy content into governed, machine-readable data products that AI services, controls and reporting all consume. Reporting to ORDG’s Executive Data Owner, you will define and run the data-product operating model: standards, taxonomy, ownership, quality gates, certification, and lifecycle. Partnering with Technology, Data Science, Product Owners and the wider RM&C community, you will ensure the governed data foundation is trusted, reusable and defensible — so that every downstream AI capability, dashboard and control across FPSP, DOGMA, LRCM and the RM&C Bulletin Tool operates on the same authoritative source of truth.
Job Responsibilities
- Own the definition of ORDG’s trusted data products — canonical schema, Key Data Elements (KDEs), taxonomy, lineage, ownership and certification — and evolve them in response to regulatory, business and platform change.
- Run the ORDG data governance forum: prioritise change requests, chair review and sign-off of new or amended data products, and manage the lifecycle from design through retention or destruction.
- Establish and enforce quality gates and controls across the data foundation — completeness, conformance, KDE integrity, lineage traceability, and normativity separation — partnering with the Data Quality & Controls function on measurement and remediation.
- Partner with Technology to translate governance intent into implemented physical data models, contracts and consumption interfaces across the governed data-product estate.
- Coordinate with Product Owners and the Data & AI Execution Lead to ensure new AI services and product capabilities consume governed data products — preventing local rebuilds, embedded copies and capability sprawl.
- Act as the accountable authority for data-product releases; approve versioning, publication and change communications across ORDG and consuming platforms.
- Support the Executive Data Owner in defining the roadmap, prioritisation and success metrics for the Define & Govern Data Products workstream, and represent it in cross-workstream planning.
- Partner with RM&C, ODG and LRCM stakeholders to align on data definitions, standards and consumption patterns, and to resolve cross-domain governance issues.
- Contribute to ORDG’s external assurance and regulatory posture by ensuring the data foundation is auditable and defensible at any point in time.
- Manage a Data Modeler / Data Analyst and partner closely with Data Product Domain SMEs and adjacent roles as the ORDG Data, Analytics & AI capability scales.
- Represent ORDG in firmwide data governance forums, contributing to and drawing from broader JPMorganChase data standards, taxonomies and controls.
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Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
- Substantial experience leading data governance, data product management or data stewardship in a regulated financial-services environment.
- Deep expertise in data-product design principles — canonical models, data contracts, Key Data Elements, taxonomy management, lineage and quality frameworks.
- Demonstrated experience running a governance forum or steward community — setting standards, chairing decisions, managing lifecycle events and driving adoption across delivery teams.
- Strong partnering track record with Technology, Data Science and Product functions; able to translate governance requirements into implementable technical outcomes.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to structure decisions and status for senior management, and to make governance choices legible to non-specialists.
- Ability to hold quality and control discipline across multiple concurrent workstreams while retaining pace of delivery.
- Familiarity with AI tools, inclusive of LLM Suite, Github Co-pilot, Claude, and understanding of how governed data products underpin safe AI consumption.


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Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
- Prior experience owning a policy, regulatory or control-related data domain — including obligations, controls, standards or procedure content — and its transformation into a governed data product.
- Working knowledge of Data Mesh, semantic layers, canonical modelling approaches and modern data-catalog / lineage tooling.
- Familiarity with JPMorganChase data standards, CDAO frameworks and firmwide governance operating models.
- Experience operating in a controlled environment with governance processes, audit interactions and documentation rigor.
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