Director of Data Enablement & Standards

0101 Coca-Cola North America

Atlanta (GA)

On-site

USD 164,000 - 193,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

The Coca-Cola North America division seeks a Director of Data Enablement & Standards to connect business priorities with data capabilities, processes, and decision-makers across a complex system. You will lead priority efforts aligning definitions, hierarchies, and data sharing across NAOU and bottling partners, driving practical solutions and sustained value.

Responsibilities include shaping the data enablement portfolio, cross-functional alignment, and governance of external data while

Qualifications

Education: Bachelor's degree in Business, Data & Analytics, Information Systems, Engineering, or related field, or equivalent experience; MBA or advanced degree preferred.
7+ years of relevant experience in data, analytics, data management, or related business roles, including leading cross-functional initiatives.
Data and analytics fluency: understands datasets, hierarchies, lineage, quality, and business use; can connect business needs with technical considerations.
Influence without authority: build trust across organizations with different incentives and secure buy-in.
Decision-oriented leadership: frame problems, develop options, and help stakeholders decide; assign owners and follow‑through.
Independent ownership and judgment: determine next steps and priorities; know when to act or escalate.
Process design and continuous improvement: map processes and translate findings into adoptable improvements.
Vendor and commercial understanding: experience with vendor relationships and data agreements; work with Legal/Procurement.
Practical capability building: create structure where it does not yet exist; start simple and iterate.

Responsibilities

Shape the data enablement portfolio and translate business challenges into practical data, process, and governance improvements.
Lead cross-functional alignment across NAOU, Bottlers, CONA, and enabling functions around shared priorities.
Increase value from external data and manage end-to-end data access, acquisition, governance and use.
Establish intake, prioritization, discovery, decision-making, and adoption mechanisms; drive follow-up.
Collaborate with Legal, Procurement, Privacy, and Finance to translate new use cases into workable requirements.
Build capabilities and repeatable processes that last across teams and time.