Senior Test Data Management Architect - Hybrid/Remote

Huntington National Bank; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The Lead Test Data Management Engineer at Huntington National Bank translates TDM strategy into operational capabilities across architecture, governance, and delivery teams. You will design and implement synthetic data generation, build reusable data pipelines, and integrate TDM with testing and CI/CD to enable scalable, secure test data usage.

Collaborate with application teams to onboard use cases, monitor adoption, and continuously improve tooling while reducing production data usage across

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree required.
• 5+ years of related experience or 4 years in lieu of degree.
• Proven ability to lead complex technical initiatives across teams.

Responsibilities

• Translate TDM strategy into operational capabilities across architecture, governance and delivery teams.
• Design and implement synthetic data generation and test data provisioning solutions.
• Build reusable automation, data pipelines and accelerators.
• Integrate TDM with testing, quality engineering and CI/CD processes.
• Onboard use cases with application teams and validate solutions.
• Evaluate tooling to improve data quality, availability and efficiency.

Skills

Technical leadership

Solution design

Hands-on engineering

CI/CD

Synthetic data

Data governance

Agile & DevOps

Cross-team collaboration

Architecture liaison

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Tools

TDM tools

Data pipelines

Job description

The Lead Test Data Management Engineer at Huntington National Bank translates TDM strategy into operational capabilities across architecture, governance, and delivery teams. You will design and implement synthetic data generation, build reusable data pipelines, and integrate TDM with testing and CI/CD to enable scalable, secure test data usage.

Collaborate with application teams to onboard use cases, monitor adoption, and continuously improve tooling while reducing production data usage across