Embark on a transformative journey as IFC Data- Data Modeler is responsible for designing, governing and delivering high‑quality data models that underpin enterprise‑scale Data Products. The role focuses on translating complex business and regulatory requirements into clear, reusable and scalable data structures that support analytics, reporting, controls and downstream consumption.

This position plays a critical role in ensuring data products are accurate, consistent, well‑governed and fit for purpose, working closely with business, technology and analytics stakeholders across the organization.

Key Responsibilities
Data Modelling & Data Product Design
- Design and maintain conceptual, logical and physical data models to support Data Products across multiple business domains.
- Translate business requirements into well‑structured data entities, attributes and relationships.
- Ensure data models support reuse, scalability, auditability and long‑term sustainability.
- Apply appropriate modelling techniques including normalization, dimensional modelling,



history handling and audit attributes.

Data Discovery & Requirements Translation
- Partner with business and control stakeholders to understand data requirements, use cases and reporting needs.
- Perform data discovery across source systems and existing datasets to inform target‑state design.
- Produce clear data dictionaries, mappings and lineage artefacts to support build and testing.

Data Governance & Quality
- Ensure data models align to enterprise data governance standards including data quality, data ownership, privacy and records management.
- Embed controls and design principles that support regulatory, audit and risk expectations.
- Support data issue analysis and remediation through robust understanding of underlying data structures.

Collaboration & Delivery
- Work closely with engineering, architecture and platform teams to ensure data models are build‑ready and technically feasible.
- Act as a trusted

📌 IFC Data (Pune Division)
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📍 Pune Division