Data Product Manager

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Role Overview

The Data Strategy Lead / Data Product Manager is accountable for defining and driving the strategic direction of a specific data domain or capability within corporate banking. Acting as the strategic owner, this role ensures alignment with enterprise architecture, governance frameworks, and business priorities. It serves as a critical bridge between strategy and execution, empowering Agile delivery teams to build scalable, compliant, and high-quality data products that support business operations, regulatory obligations, and analytical needs.

This role operates horizontally across delivery verticals under the ITGPST Data Strategy and Delivery organization, enabling consistent end-to-end data flow design patterns, reducing rework, and embedding modernization opportunities such as cloud migration, AI adoption, and data-as-a-product principles.

Key Responsibilities

  • Domain Strategy & Roadmaps
    Define and maintain the strategic vision for the data domain, addressing current-state challenges, modernization opportunities, and simplification goals. Co-develop roadmaps with delivery teams to balance long-term direction and near-term execution.

  • Portfolio Intake & Discovery
    Evaluate new demand during intake to identify opportunities for strategic execution (e.g., governance, data quality, modernization). Influence scope and design decisions to align with enterprise priorities.

  • Delivery Outcome Tracking
    Monitor delivery outputs against strategic objectives using clear metrics; escalate misalignments and propose corrective actions to ensure predictable delivery.

  • Voice of Customer & Use Case Capture
    Engage with business, regulatory, and operational stakeholders to ensure strategy reflects real-world needs and drives measurable business value.

  • Integration with Enterprise Architects
    Partner with architects to enforce alignment with enterprise blueprints and standardized data design patterns; co-own pattern libraries and governance routines.

  • PI Planning & Inspect & Adapt
    Actively participate in PI Planning and Inspect & Adapt workshops. Incorporate audit learnings, production incident themes, and delivery retrospectives into strategy updates to strengthen governance and improve audit readiness.

  • Data-as-Product Advocacy
    Promote treating data as a product through canonical models, reusable APIs, and shared contracts; collaborate with Agile Product Owners to embed these into team backlogs.

    Primary Skill: Data Strategy & Architecture

    Secondary Skill: Global Payments Business Domain /Financial Services Expertise

    Tertiary Skill: Data Product Management

    Required Skills & Experience

  • Strategic Leadership: Proven ability to define and execute domain-level strategies in complex organizations.

  • Global Payments Expertise: Deep understanding of payment rails, clearing/settlement, cross-border flows, correspondent banking, treasury/payments operations; ISO 20022, SWIFT MT/MX.

  • Regulatory & Reporting Knowledge: PSD2/Open Banking, AML/Sanctions (GFCC), NFRR/FRR reporting controls, audit readiness; data retention/lineage requirements.

  • Data Management Expertise: Canonical data modeling, shared contracts/APIs, event-driven and batch patterns, lineage/metadata, reference/master data, data quality controls.

  • Governance Leadership: Design-pattern stewardship, control frameworks, standards enforcement, policy-to-implementation traceability.

  • Enterprise Alignment: Collaboration with Enterprise Architects; blueprint adherence; PI Planning of strategic enablers (SAFe or similar).

  • Product Management: Roadmap definition, value hypothesis, backlog curation, Epic/Feature acceptance criteria; use-case capture and prioritization for reuse and measurable value.

  • Portfolio Intake & Discovery: Ability to challenge scope for simplification/modernization; dependency and risk management across CDPO verticals.

  • Communication & Stakeholder Management: Executive-level storytelling, cross-functional influence, multi-location collaboration across EMEA and global teams.

  • Experience: Typically 10+ years in data/architecture/product roles, including 5+ years in Payments/Treasury or banking; proven delivery in regulated environments.

    Preferred Qualifications

  • Modern Data Practices: Data mesh/product-based operating models; event streaming (e.g., Kafka); interoperability standards.

  • Cloud & Modernization: Experience guiding migration to modern platforms (e.g., Azure, AWS), data lakes/warehouses, streaming, real-time payments integration.

  • Certifications: SAFe POPM/Architect, CDMP/DAMA, and cloud certifications (Azure/AWS).

  • Understanding of Data Mesh Principles: Domain-oriented data ownership models and federated governance

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