Who we are
With Citi’s Analytics & Information Management (AIM) group, you will do meaningful work from Day 1. Our collaborative and respectful culture lets people grow and make a difference in one of the world’s leading Financial Services Organizations. The purpose of the group is to enable building Citi’s data assets and to analyze information and create actionable intelligence for our business leaders. We value what makes you unique so that you have opportunity to shine. You also get the prospect to work with the best minds and top leaders in the analytics space.
What the Role Is
We are hiring for the position of Officer – Data Management / Business Analyst2 C10 role within Citi’s AIM Wealth Data Strategy team, based in Chennai India. In this role, you will contribute to the design and implementation of enterprise data solutions that enable consistent reporting, analytics, and business insights across Wealth. You will work closely with business stakeholders, product owners, data modelers, and technology teams to understand business requirements,



identify and analyze source data, define mapping specifications, support Unified Data Model (UDM) development, and validate delivered data assets. This role offers the opportunity to work on large-scale strategic data initiatives while gaining exposure to enterprise data architecture, governance, and modern data platforms.
Key Responsibilities: Below are the high level job responsibilities.
Business Requirement Analysis: Work with business stakeholders to understand reporting, analytics and data requirements.
Data Sourcing and Exploration: Identify relevant source systems, files, tables and attributes required to support business use cases.
Data Quality and Governance: Support identification of Critical Data Elements and relevant data quality rules. Assist with data classification, lineage, metadata and governance documentation.
Testing and Validation: Perform UAT and validate delivered tables, attributes, relationship

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