MDM Analyst

Job Description:

  • Support implementation of the MDM strategy and data governance framework
  • Perform data profiling and data quality analysis across key master data domains
  • Identify duplicates, completeness issues, inconsistencies, and potential root causes
  • Define and document master data requirements, business rules, data quality rules, and validation criteria
  • Identify authoritative data sources and document how master data is created, maintained, distributed, and consumed
  • Track data quality issues through identification, ownership, remediation, and closure
  • Analyze recurring data issues and support remediation opportunities
  • Document MDM details in Atlan and own day-to-day administration of the data catalog, including user access and routine upkeep
  • Provide recurring MDM reporting, data quality scorecards, and program metrics to senior management and stakeholders
  • Own MDM program trackers, task lists, and status logs
  • Consolidate team and partner updates into clear summaries and track outstanding items
  • Prepare governance meeting and working group materials, take notes, capture action items, and communicate items needing attention
  • Collaborate with data stewards, business teams, technology teams, and SMEs across business units and functions
  • Respond to routine questions about data definitions and documentation

Requirements:

  • 3-5 years of experience in a data, analytical, or administrative support role, including hands-on exposure to working with data
  • A degree in information systems, data, business, analytics, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
  • Good understanding of data quality, data structures, data definitions, metadata, and data lifecycle management
  • Prior Master Data Management experience is beneficial but not required
  • Strong proficiency with Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
  • Working knowledge of SQL, including data analysis and data quality checks
  • Interest in data management, data quality, and data governance
  • Willingness to learn MDM and data governance tools and platforms
  • Strong attention to detail and good organizational habits
  • Clear written and verbal communication skills
  • Collaborative, reliable, and proactive attitude
  • Careful and responsible approach to handling personal and sensitive information
  • Experience and/or interest in media, sports, entertainment, live events, or consumer data environments

Benefits:

  • Short- and long-term incentives, as applicable
  • Growth and developmental opportunities
  • Health care
  • Retirement benefits
  • Vacation and other paid time off
  • Additional offerings
  • Training provided on the job
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