Head of Data Engineering
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Jobtailor in Torino
Responsibilities
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- Define, maintain, and evolve the Enterprise Data Architecture blueprint, including core enterprise data domains (Customer, Product/Material, Vendor, Pricing, Finance, Trade Compliance)
- Conceptual and logical enterprise data models
- Canonical data definitions and semantics
- Act as Design Authority for all data‑related initiatives, ensuring alignment with enterprise architecture principles
- Define and enforce enterprise data standards (modeling, naming, semantics, integration)
- Collaborate closely with Enterprise, Solution, and Integration Architects
- Own the enterprise Master Data Management (MDM) strategy and execution roadmap
- Define domain prioritization (e.g. Customer, Product/Material) and rollout phases
- Establish golden record, survivorship, hierarchy, and relationship‑management rules
- Lead the design and implementation governance of the selected MDM platform
- Oversee data migration, cleansing,
and harmonization activities linked to MDM adoption
- Establish and run the Enterprise Data Governance operating model, including data ownership and stewardship framework
- Governance forums, decision bodies, and escalation mechanisms
- Define and monitor enterprise data quality rules and KPIs (completeness, accuracy, uniqueness, timeliness)
- Implement structured data issue management and remediation processes
- Ensure data lineage, traceability, and auditability for critical business and regulatory data
- Define and maintain System‑of‑Record (SoR) / System‑of‑Engagement (SoE) principles across SAP (ERP, BW, GTS, Concur), Salesforce CRM, MES systems (e.g. Promis, Critical Manufacturing), Quoting and pricing platforms, Finance, Treasury, AP automation, and EDI solutions
- Resolve data ownership conflicts and duplication at enterprise level
- Ensure consistent and governed data synchronization patterns across s