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As part of the deployment of its data governance program for a group, NTI Advisory recruits a Senior Data Governance Consultant to Douala.
Main duties
Governance and leadership: develop the Group’s data governance policy, define the target organization (committee, data owners, data stewards, data custodians), propose a suitable model, contribute to the roadmap.
Education / Qualifications
Mapping and repositories: identify information assets, build the data catalog, map flows, identify critical data, document MDM/RDM repositories.
Candidate profile
Quality and compliance: quality rules, data profiling, cleaning, deduplication; catalogue of regulatory constraints (CIMA, GDPR, LCB/FT) and compliance plans.
Reporting and change management: Power BI indicators, business/IT/compliance workshops, support for the CDO and data stewards, training in data culture.
Candidate profile
Other information
Bac+5 (data, IT, IT, governance, insurance or IT audit)
Experience
Minimum 7 years in governance, quality or data management; confirmed experience in banking or insurance
Field experience of data correction, harmonization and deduplication
DAMA-DMBOK v2, ISO 8000, ISO 27001, DCAM; Purview, Collibra, Alation, Talend tools; Power BI; SQL appreciated
Animation of workshops, rigor, autonomy
Common French, English desired
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