Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Supports the Data Steward with all Data Governance & Ad Hoc reporting requirements; Supports the Data Governance & Management Unit with rolling out data governance initiatives for the Insurance Division; Develops and maintains data processes to produce datasets used in ad hoc analysis and reporting, managing IT involvement when necessary; Implements newly acquired DFS software to construct and automate data quality reports for both internal and external use and review; Reduces general workload of DFS Insurance Division by helping to automate simple ETL and analysis tasks where possible using existing DFS technologies and software; Assists in data cleansing and data transformation tasks across the Insurance Division, including automating tasks where possible; Obtains appropriate involvement from DFS divisions and extensively collaborates with business unit Data Stewards; Ensures that data governance processes are integrated into the appropriate and defined enterprise processes; Monitors implementation of data governance processes; Supports operations and administration of enterprise data governance forums and related data forums as needed; Ensures appropriate access and retention of documentation/records as per applicable guidelines and advances data governance procedure documentation; Supports the data governance community by contributing best practices, facilitating knowledge sharing and cross training, and advancing enterprise data literacy efforts; Contributes to maturation of data governance tooling and related capabilities; Partners with Chief Technology Officer organization to deliver solutions; Contributes to enterprise data governance program's metrics and reporting; Provides project management support for data-related projects and provides data governance SME expertise; Escalates risks and issues to Deputy Superintendent for Data Governance & Management; Supervises DFS or contract staff as needed; and. Acceptable Degrees: accounting, actuarial sciences, auditing, banking, business, business administration, business and technology, commerce, computer information systems, computer science, consumer sciences, criminal justice, cyber security, econometrics, economics, finance, financial administration, health, health administration, information systems, information systems engineering, information technology, internal controls, international or public affairs, law, market analysis, mathematics, public administration, public policy, risk management, statistics, taxation, or technology.