Lead and manage program-level project management for enterprise data governance milestones, providing status reporting, risk and dependency management, stakeholder updates, PTS artifact maintenance, escalation, and support for Lines of Defense responses to ensure timely milestone completion.
Description
- Project Management support related to Regulatory Business Critical Milestone (RBCM) DA-PRI.30: Refresh enterprise-wide data governance prioritization approach to establish more structured and transparent sequencing of Enterprise Data in prioritized products, processes and endpoints in implementation plans, with integrated data governance, technology and controls target states.
- Project Management support of other assigned milestones and tasks within the Chief Data Office (CDO) Data Governance area.
- Preferred Yrs of exp - 10-15 Yrs
Roles and Responsibilities
- Project Management activities including biweekly status reporting, monthly Sponsor updates, ongoing project plan management, risk/issue management, and dependency management across multiple organizations.
- Input accurate and timely project management updates and artifacts into the Project Tracking System (PTS) following the client's Program and Project Management Standard, the Transformation Program Office processes, and CDO’s organization program office direction.
- Provide credible challenge to status and other updates.
- Support the timely completion of all assigned milestones and tasks and ensure immediate escalation of such to manager.
- Concisely summarize status, risks/issues and escalations appropriate for Sponsor, manager and senior management.
- Assist in timely and accurate responses to the Lines of Defense (Operational Risk Management, Independent Compliance Risk Management, Internal Audit)
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