Master Data Analyst

Data Governance

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Master Data Analysts play a critical role in managing and maintaining the integrity of master data within an organization. They are responsible for ensuring that key data across business units, such as product, customer, and vendor information, is accurate, consistent, and up-to-date. Their expertise in data governance, data quality management, and data analysis is essential in supporting operational efficiency, compliance, and strategic initiatives. Master Data Analysts typically work with ERP systems like SAP or Oracle and are adept at collaborating with various departments to align data standards and policies.

What are the responsibilities & duties of a Master Data Analyst?

Maintain and ensure the accuracy and consistency of master data across different systems
Perform regular audits and validations to ensure data integrity and quality
Collaborate with various business units to gather requirements for master data management
Contribute to the development and implementation of data governance policies and standards
Assist in the migration and integration of master data during system upgrades or transitions
Provide training and support to users on master data processes and best practices
Analyze and resolve master data-related issues in a timely and efficient manner
Generate reports and insights from master data to support business decision-making
Participate in cross-functional projects related to master data management and improvement
Maintain documentation for master data processes, policies, and standards
Liaise with IT and other stakeholders to enhance master data systems and tools

What are the required skills & experiences of a Master Data Analyst?

Strong experience in managing and analyzing large datasets
Proficiency in ERP systems, such as SAP or Oracle
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
Knowledge of data governance and quality management practices
Ability to communicate complex data concepts to non-technical stakeholders
Experience in data audit and validation procedures
Strong organizational and project management skills
Bachelor’s degree in Data Analytics, Information Systems, or a related field
Understanding of business processes and data’s role within them
Experience in creating and maintaining documentation for data standards and procedures
Capacity to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams

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Master Data Analyst Levels

Intern Master Data Analyst

An Intern Master Data Analyst is an aspiring professional who aids in maintaining the accuracy and reliability of an organization's master data. They assist in data cleansing, standardization, and analysis under the guidance of experienced analysts. Their role is crucial for ensuring data quality and integrity.

Graduate Master Data Analyst

A Graduate Master Data Analyst is an entry-level professional who manages and ensures the accuracy, consistency, and integrity of master data. They play a crucial role in maintaining the backbone of an organization's data system, contributing to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of data-driven decision-making processes.

Junior Master Data Analyst

A Junior Master Data Analyst is a budding professional who ensures the quality, consistency, and security of an organization's master data. They assist in maintaining and improving data systems, contribute to data governance initiatives, and support data-driven decision-making.

Master Data Analyst (Mid-Level)

A Master Data Analyst is a mid-level professional who plays a vital role in managing, interpreting, and transforming data into actionable business insights. They are adept at using advanced analytics tools and techniques, and their work forms the backbone of data-driven decision-making within an organization.

Senior Master Data Analyst

A Senior Master Data Analyst is a highly experienced professional who drives the development and implementation of data management strategies. They ensure data quality, accuracy, and consistency across the organization. Their expertise in data governance and data integration makes them instrumental in optimizing the business value of data.

Lead Master Data Analyst

A Lead Master Data Analyst is a seasoned professional who oversees the management and quality of master data. They lead data governance initiatives, ensure data integrity, and work closely with stakeholders to optimize data-driven decision-making. Their expertise is crucial in maintaining a robust and reliable data infrastructure.

Common Master Data Analyst Required Skills

Availability Heuristic

BERT

Binomial Distribution

Conditional Probability

Database Monitoring Datadog

Datadog

Difference in Differences

Dimensionality Reduction

Enthusiasm Erlang

Few-Shot Prompting Finance

Google Tag Manager Grafana

Imbalance Class Problem

Imputation

In-Memory Computing

Incremental Loading

Infrastructure Performance Monitoring

Intellect

Interpersonal Communication

Iterators

KNIME

Linear Regression Lua

Lua

Marketing

Markov Chains

Measures of Dispersion

Natural Language Processing

Normalization

Open-Closed Principle

Operating Systems

Oracle Database

Organisational Analytics

Password Handling Perl

Perl

Power BI

Principal Component Analysis

Probability

Probability Density

Prototyping

Random Number Generation

SolarWinds Splunk

The Big Five Personality Model

Tracking Codes Tuples

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