Data Governance Specialist

Booz Allen Hamilton•Doral, FL

5d•$99,000 - $225,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a Data Governance Specialist, you’ll play a vital role in securing and optimizing data environments across national defense operations. Your solutions will advance operational analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning capabilities, enabling smarter and faster decision-making while ensuring data is governed ethically, accessed securely, and shielded from adversaries. By leveraging cutting-edge tools and driving innovation, you’ll contribute directly to safeguarding sensitive information and strengthening the Department’s data-first defense strategy. At the intersection of collaboration and innovation, this is your opportunity to redefine how data is used to protect our nation and make a lasting, tangible difference.

Requirements

Experience developing and managing data governance frameworks
Experience implementing metadata and data cataloging solutions
Experience ensuring compliance with DoW and IC data security policies
Experience using tools such as Databricks Unity Catalog, Collibra, Alation, AWS Glue, and Azure Purview
Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and stakeholders
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor’s degree in Data Management, Information Science, Computer Science and 2+ years of experience in data governance or 5+ years of experience in data governance in lieu of degree

Nice To Haves

Experience working in DoW or IC organizations
Certifications in Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP), DAMA Certified Data Governance Professional (DGSP), or Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Engineer Associate

Responsibilities

Securing and optimizing data environments across national defense operations.
Advancing operational analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning capabilities.
Ensuring data is governed ethically, accessed securely, and shielded from adversaries.
Leveraging cutting-edge tools and driving innovation.
Safeguarding sensitive information and strengthening the Department’s data-first defense strategy.