Data Program Manager, Data Strategy
Overview:
As Data Program Manager for Google Finance DnA, you will shape a modern, AI-ready data strategy and treat financial data domains as scalable internal data products. You'll bridge Finance and Engineering to translate workflows into data initiatives, guiding governance and modernization programs. You'll build Roadmaps to feed LLMs, predictive models, and autonomous agents with clean, contextual data, driving efficiency, accuracy, and business ROI. You'll partner with Finance SMEs and cross-functional teams to foster data-first decision-making and adoption of trusted data capabilities. Compensation / Benefitsbonus targetequitybenefitsgrowth opportunities
Responsibilities:
- Partner with Finance units (FP&A, Treasury, Tax, Accounting) to map end-to-end workflows and translate challenges into data and product requirements
- Own lifecycle, vision, and roadmaps for core financial data domains as high-value internal data products
- Define and execute data roadmaps to feed LLMs, predictive models, and autonomous agents with standardized financial data
- Collaborate with Finance SMEs and Data Engineering to establish unified taxonomies, KPIs, and robust data governance (SOX, GDPR)
- Oversee modernization programs, measure efficiency, accuracy, and ROI, and drive tool adoption
- Coordinate execution across Finance and Engineering to ensure a sound data ecosystem and readiness for agentic AITranslate complex financial workflows into data initiatives and identify agentic use cases for process transformation
- Advocate for data-first thinking to executives and across technical and non-technical stakeholders
Key requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in a quantitative discipline or equivalent practical experience 7 years of experience in business intelligence, analytics, or quantitative analysis
- Experience programming with SQL and an additional language (R, Python, or JavaScript)
- Excellent communication skills
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Strategic thinking and influenceSQLProgramming in R/Python/JavaScriptData governance and compliance (SOX, GDPR)