Main role
A Data Manager uses the data of the company or its market, and is responsible for databases. They are also responsible for the architecture and design of the computer databases and the processes that will enable this data to be collected. Their objective is to improve the performance of the company and its various departments. Their role is strategic.
SIMILAR JOB TITLES
Head of Data Management, Data Project Manager
Job tasks
- Define strategies for the collection, structuring, and storage of both internal and external data
- Select relevant data sources, and determine their format and origin
- Organise automated data collection and secure storage to facilitate effective use
- Ensure the reliability, quality, security, and legal compliance of data (GDPR, ISO standards, etc.)
- Implement data visualisation and reporting tools to support strategic decision-making
- Disseminate information to various departments and promote data literacy among teams
- Manage technical teams (data analysts, data engineers, technicians)
- Monitor technological developments, regulatory changes, and new data practices
Required skills
Ability to analyse and summarise, Enjoy working in a team, An interest in IT and systems, Mathematical skills, Rigour.
What you need to learn/master
Information systems, Database systems, Information processing and data management, Production and implementation.
- Level of qualification: Master Year 2 (5 years of post-High School education)
Career opportunities & progression
Data Managers work in a wide range of sectors: finance (banking, insurance), industry, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consulting, retail, tourism, and more. With experience, they may progress to roles such as Chief Data Officer (CDO), Head of Data Governance, Data Consultant, Data Architect, or Data Team Manager.
