Job Title: Data Cloud Governance Manager
Location: East Hanover, NJ Hybrid (3 days (Mon-Thurs), 2 remote)
Ideal Background
• Bachelor's degree in data, technology, business, engineering, computer science, or a related field required; advanced degree preferred.
• Fluent English; other languages are desirable.
• 5+ years of experience in data governance, privacy, security, risk, compliance, product management, or platform governance roles.
• Strong understanding of enterprise data controls, including access management, classification and tagging, masking, encryption, consent, retention, and controlled data sharing.
• Experience translating policy and regulatory requirements into platform standards, technical requirements, and delivery acceptance criteria.
• Demonstrated success working across business, IT, architecture, security, privacy, legal, data engineering, and product teams in a matrixed environment.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex control requirements to both technical and business audiences.
Preferred
• Hands-on familiarity with Salesforce Data Cloud governance capabilities, data models, Data Streams, Data Lake Objects, and platform access patterns.
• Experience in pharma, life sciences, healthcare, or another regulated and data-intensive industry.
• Knowledge of agile product delivery, risk-based controls, audit evidence, and enterprise architecture governance.
Leadership Competencies
Navigate complexity
• Enable impactful and timely decision-making across business, data, technology, privacy, and compliance stakeholders.
• Identify the critical issues in complex situations, maintain focus on enterprise outcomes, and adapt priorities as conditions change.
• Take a long-term view of platform sustainability, downstream impacts, and reusable enterprise capabilities.
Deliver collective impact
• Integrate diverse perspectives to achieve the best outcome for the enterprise.
• Influence without authority and collaborate effectively across organizational boundaries.
• Challenge assumptions constructively and make decisions grounded in evidence.