Sr Manager Data Standards
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
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Job Function
Data Analytics & Computational Sciences
Job Sub-Function
Data Governance & Policy
Job Category
Professional
Job Locations
Dublin, Ireland; Latina, Italy; Leiden, Netherlands; Zug, Switzerland
Job Description
We are seeking a highly skilled and forward‐thinking Senior Manager Data Standards & Quality to establish and maintain data standards and ensure consistent data quality across the entire IMSC landscape. This role bridges traditional enterprise systems (e.g., ERPs) and the shared analytics/AI readiness platform (CDL), ensuring harmonized standards and quality practices across domains. A key part of our vision is that data governance becomes the most automated component in the ecosystem , with data standards and data quality embedded into automated workflows and intelligent monitoring solutions. The Senior Manager will lead this transformation by defining frameworks, driving automation, and fostering innovation to deliver trusted, compliant, and fit‐for‐purpose data for operational and analytical use cases.
Key Responsibilities
Define and maintain enterprise-wide data standards and quality frameworks, ensuring consistency and interoperability acro