Data Governance Manager

About the role

Teachers Mutual Bank Limited is looking for a Data Governance Manager to strengthen how data is governed, trusted and used across the bank. Working within the Chief Data Office, you will help establish clear ownership, stronger data quality and practical governance, while supporting regulatory priorities such as EFS reporting and Open Banking. The role combines data governance expertise with regulatory thinking and broad stakeholder influence.

Key responsibilities

• Uplift and embed the bank's Data Governance framework, including governance, reporting and assurance.
• Strengthen management of critical data elements, ownership, lineage, retention and data quality.
• Provide practical, risk-based Data Governance advice across technology change, AI and regulatory initiatives.
• Act as an escalation point for Data Governance incidents, supporting investigation, response and regulatory notifications.
• Develop and maintain Data Governance policies, standards and procedures while monitoring regulatory change.
• Partner with Risk, Compliance, Technology, Cyber, Privacy, Product, Operations and the wider Chief Data Office to embed effective governance.

Required profile

• Experience in Data Governance within financial services, covering critical data elements, lineage, ownership and retention.
• Experience in data quality management and assurance within regulated reporting environments.
• Experience developing or updating Data Governance policies, standards and procedures.
• Hands-on experience designing and implementing data solutions supporting compliance and reporting.
• Ability to bridge technical Data Governance expertise with Australian banking regulatory knowledge.
• Relevant tertiary qualification in areas such as Commerce, Finance, Economics or Computer Science.

Required skills

• Working knowledge of CPG 235, BCBS 239 and CPS 230.
• Data Management tooling such as Alation, Collibra or similar.
• Nice to have: experience with Privacy, Cyber or AI initiatives, EFS reporting, Consumer Data Right/Open Banking, Australian privacy regulation, or certifications such as DCAM, DAMA-DMBOK, CISA or CRISC.

To apply, candidates send their resume to the bank's Talent Acquisition team.