Lead Business Execution Consultant Data Products & Infrastructure

Wells Fargo•Charlotte, NC

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Wells Fargo is seeking a Lead Business Execution Consultant to own the technical implementation, governance, vendor coordination, and operationalization of data products supporting Branch Distribution Strategy & Analytics. The role enables data products to move from concept to production by securing approved data sources, managing data-vendor relationships, navigating governance and access requirements, designing ingestion and integration approaches, and partnering with Technology, Architecture, Security, and Data Management teams to establish scalable, controlled, and supportable solutions. It requires strong data-product judgment, cross-functional leadership, and the ability to translate business needs into practical implementation plans while operating within Wells Fargo risk, security, and compliance requirements. The position offers a hybrid work schedule and may require travel up to 5% of the time. It is not eligible for visa sponsorship. The listed location is 1525 W W T Harris Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28262-8522.

Requirements

5+ years of Business Execution, Implementation, or Strategic Planning experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of work experience, training, military experience, or education.

Nice To Haves

Experience implementing and operationalizing data products in a complex, regulated environment.
Experience managing third-party data vendors, data-provider relationships, contracts, service levels, or vendor performance.
Experience with data sourcing, access approvals, governance, security, architecture, lineage, metadata, privacy, and compliance requirements.
Experience designing data ingestion, integration, pipeline, control, monitoring, and support approaches.
Ability to translate business needs into clear technical requirements and implementation plans.
Experience partnering with Technology, Architecture, Information Security, Data Management, Risk, Legal, and Procurement teams.
Working knowledge of SQL, data platforms, APIs, ETL/ELT processes, cloud or on-premises data architecture, and data-quality controls.
Strong project leadership, issue-resolution, stakeholder-management, and executive communication skills.
Knowledge of financial services, retail banking, branch distribution, GIS, market data, demographics, or location analytics.
Ability to lead complex cross-functional work and influence partners without direct authority.

Responsibilities

Translate business and product requirements into clear data, integration, platform, and operating requirements.
Design ingestion and integration approaches in partnership with Technology, Architecture, Security, and Data Management teams.
Establish the technical framework and platform architecture required to support the data product.
Implement or coordinate data pipelines, validation routines, monitoring, and operational controls.
Document source-to-target logic, dependencies, data definitions, operating procedures, and support models.
Identify, evaluate, and secure approved internal and external data sources needed to support branch distribution products and analytics.
Manage data-vendor relationships, including business requirements, product fit, service levels, issue resolution, renewals, and ongoing performance.
Coordinate vendor onboarding, due diligence, contracting inputs, data-use terms, access, and implementation dependencies with appropriate partners.
Monitor data quality, delivery performance, usage, and value; escalate issues and recommend changes when vendor solutions do not meet business needs.
Navigate data access approvals, governance reviews, security assessments, architecture decisions, and compliance processes.
Manage data lineage, entitlements, retention, privacy, security, and permitted-use requirements.
Productionize and operationalize data products, including testing, release readiness, incident management, maintenance, and ongoing support.
Ensure solutions are scalable, reliable, controlled, documented, and supportable.
Identify implementation risks, resolve cross-functional issues, and communicate decisions, tradeoffs, and status to business and technical leaders.
Travel up to 5% of the time.