Business Analyst — Data Source Discovery and Governance for NATO with security clearance

Wlgroup; Eigenbrakel; Sur place; EUR 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Wlgroup is seeking a discovery lead to oversee data source discovery, site surveys, governance sessions and clear paper trails near Brussels. You will coordinate roughly 155 internal data source owners, run the kick-off, collect existing data, validate reports, and keep risks, actions and decisions well documented.

You will present progress to stakeholders, manage escalations, and ensure compliant, reliable data delivery for a government-facing programme.

Qualifications

• Experience in project management or business analysis across supplier and public sector environments.
• Strong communication with government bodies and partners.
• Fluent professional English.
• Ability to drive governance sessions and maintain records.

Responsabilités

• Lead discovery across multiple data sources and coordinate site surveys.
• Facilitate governance sessions and escalate when needed.
• Prepare discovery material and report validation.
• Evaluate data sources for applicability and reliability.
• Represent the programme to stakeholders and maintain records of risks, actions and decisions.
• Maintain data delivery agreements repository.

Connaissances

Project management

Stakeholder communication

Risk management

Formation

Prince2 Foundation

Description du poste

Before data can be brought into a platform, somebody has to find it, agree it and write down what was agreed. That is this role: a discovery lead who is equally comfortable running a site survey, chairing a governance session and keeping a clean paper trail.

What you would be doing

• Leading discovery across roughly 155 internal data source owners — arranging the survey, running the kick-off, gathering what exists at each site and getting the report validated.
• Facilitating escalation when a site stalls.
• Preparing the introductory and discovery material that makes those conversations short.
• Evaluating candidate sources for how applicable and reliable they are, and spotting the ones that would genuinely improve the picture.
• Representing the programme to stakeholders — presenting, explaining progress and direction, and being the person other organisations recognise.
• Hosting governance sessions and keeping an unambiguous record of risks, actions, dependencies, decisions, issues and audits, plus the repository of data delivery agreements.

What you would bring

• Project management or business analysis experience, and time on both the supplier side and the public sector customer side.
• Prince2 Foundation, or convincing experience of running work packages without it.
• Care with classified and mission-critical information.
• Communication and stakeholder skills that work with government bodies, partners and industry.
• Professional English at full working level.
• A habit of asking the awkward question early rather than late.

The assignment is on-site near Brussels.