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Principal Analyst, Data Governance (2-year fixed term)APRA is seeking a highly skilled Data Governance Principal Analyst to drive the implementation of uplifted enterprise data governance under APRAs multi-year Data Strategy. This role will define, implement, and embed data governance policies, standards, and procedures, as well as improve measurement and monitoring.The role collaborates closely with data domain leads, technology, data, and risk teams to embed data management and governance practices across APRA.The teamThis position is key in delivering uplifted enterprise data governance for APRA. You will be part of the Chief Data Office within the Technology and Data Division, which supports APRAs data and technology operations and its mandate to protect the Australian community through data-enabled decision making. The role reports directly to the Head of Data Strategy and Governance and involves working with stakeholders and project teams to enhance data governance adherence across all functions.Key responsibilitiesEmbed uplifted enterprise data governance under APRAs Data Strategy;Drive programs for better outcomes across data lifecycle management, including data quality, master data, and metadata management, as strategic enablers of APRAs data platform;Collaborate with stakeholders across technology, data, and business units to promote data governance standards; andBuild strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including senior leadership and partners.About you4+ years experience in data risk management and governance within financial services, consulting, or government with complex data environments;Exceptional stakeholder engagement and relationship skills;Experience in documenting and assessing data risks, controls, issues, and quality management;Knowledge of data risk frameworks, APRA prudential requirements (CPG235, CPS230), and/or relevant certifications (e.g., CDMP, CIMP) or professional experience is highly regarded.You must be an Australian citizen eligible for a Baseline Security clearance.About APRAThe Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) oversees Australias financial institutions, ensuring stability and protecting the community. APRA supervises banks, insurers, super funds, and other financial entities holding $6 trillion in assets.APRA is committed to diversity and inclusion, fostering a workplace where everyone feels valued. Please inform us of any adjustments needed during the interview process.We invest in technology, flexible work practices, and professional development to support our staff. APRA is an equal opportunity employer, considering all qualified applicants regardless of race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, or disability.To apply, visit our Careers Page. For inquiries, email talent@apra.gov.au. Please do not apply via email. #J-18808-Ljbffr