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Data Governance / Quality Engineer Work type: Contract 12 months Work Arrangement: Hybrid (Onsite 3 days/week @ MRT Samyan) Responsibilities: - Work with business users, Data Stewards, SMEs, and Group Data COE to turn business data quality needs into technical rules and implement them in Informatica Cloud. -Design, maintain, and improve data quality rules, metrics, and standards for profiling, cleansing, enrichment, and continuous monitoring. -Help operationalize Critical Data Elements (CDEs) and embed preventive and detective controls across the data lifecycle. -Analyze data flows and technical lineage to identify root causes, understand business impact, and recommend where controls should be applied. -Monitor data quality results, investigate issues, and partner with stakeholders to support effective remediation and continuous improvement. -Support the rollout of data governance frameworks, including policies, glossary, metadata standards, lineage, and controls, to strengthen trusted data use. -Promote strong data stewardship and governance practices that support business operations, compliance, analytics, and AI transformation. Qualification: - Min. 3 years of experience in data quality, data governance, data engineering, or related roles. - Working knowledge of SQL and at least one programming language, such as Python, R, Java, or Scala. - Understanding data quality concepts, data observability, and agile ways of working. - Experience with Informatica Cloud is preferred. Familiarity with Databricks/UDP, AS400, Salesforce, or similar platforms will be an advantage. - Familiarity with modern data platforms, cloud services, APIs, and data structures that support analytics, governance, and AI use cases. - Candidates have full working rights for Thailand with good communicate in English.
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