Favorite Parts Of Being A Data Quality Data Steward At International Bank
Tarsha, a Data Quality Data Steward at International Bank, manages a team responsible for monitoring data system health and troubleshooting issues, ensuring adherence to governance policies and service level agreements (SLAs). A critical aspect of their role is overseeing in-depth analysis and troubleshooting to meet the bank's standards, "ensuring that we are meeting the SLAs and...meeting the standards of the work we do".
Data Governance, Team Management, Problem-Solving, SLA Management, Data Analysis
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Tarsha Subramaniam
Data Quality Data Steward
International Bank
University of California, Los Angeles
Arizona State University (ASU) - W. P. Carey M.S. Business Analytics
Economics, Mathematics, Data Science, Statistics
Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing)
Data and Analytics
International Student, Immigrant
Video Highlights
1. Collaboration with a team of data analysts and stewards to monitor system health and address issues.
2. Management of team workflow to ensure adherence to governance policies, SLAs, and quality standards.
3. In-depth analysis and troubleshooting of data quality issues to meet bank standards and ensure timely resolution.
Transcript
What does a day in the life of a data quality data steward look like?
I run a team of data analytics and data stewards. A lot of the ground-level work, like monitoring the health of the system and engaging the people who work on it, is done by my team.
When they identify issues, we then move on to logging them and trying to troubleshoot. As a manager, my role is to ensure we are following governance and policies within the scope of our work. I also ensure we are not breaching any SLAs for the work we do.
This is a critical part of data governance. There are many SLAs in our work, and we must finish tasks on time. My job is to ensure we meet these SLAs and the standards for the work we do.
When an issue arises, we need to perform in-depth analysis and troubleshooting. We must meet the standards set by the bank, rather than doing a less thorough job and then ensuring it gets resolved. That's the day-to-day.