Master Data Steward - ERP & Data Quality (Hybrid, Dublin)

Aramark; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 35,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Aramark Ireland seeks a Data Administrator to join the Master Data Management team in Dublin. You will maintain master data across ERP systems, support data governance, and collaborate with stakeholders to improve data quality.

The role requires hybrid work, with three days in the Dublin office, and close collaboration across IT and business units. Key responsibilities include data input, integrity checks, and supporting audits and system changes.

Qualifications

• Minimum of two years' experience with ERP applications.
• Strong attention to detail and customer/end-user service.
• Experience with change management processes.
• Understanding of ERP systems, financial processes, complex data structures, and reporting.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Experience with master data, data governance, or data quality processes.
• Excellent communication with stakeholders across multiple functions.

Responsibilities

• Conduct data input activities and data integrity checks across systems.
• Maintain master data across ERP applications.
• Support data quality reviews, reporting, and root cause analysis.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to implement data quality improvements.
• Provide guidance and training on master data processes.
• Assist with audit/compliance documentation and controls.
• Support system changes and UAT for new projects.

Skills

ERP systems

Data quality

Stakeholder communication

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Data governance

Analytical thinking

Ticketing system

Education

Finance/Accounting degree

Tools

Oracle EBS Financials

Global Field Financials (GFF)

ECPL (Dovetail Technologies)

RGC Technologies (RGC)

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Job description

Aramark Ireland seeks a Data Administrator to join the Master Data Management team in Dublin. You will maintain master data across ERP systems, support data governance, and collaborate with stakeholders to improve data quality.

The role requires hybrid work, with three days in the Dublin office, and close collaboration across IT and business units. Key responsibilities include data input, integrity checks, and supporting audits and system changes.