ProArch
Information Technology and Services
BusinessAnalyst-DataGovernance&Privacy
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“Business Analyst - Data Governance & Privacy at ProArch. Skills: Data Governance, Data Privacy, PHI/PII Identification, Data Dictionary Management, Release Impact Analysis. Identify, document, and classify PHI and PII data elements across applications, databases, and data pipelines.. Collaborate with Compliance, Legal, Security, and Privacy teams to ensure accurate interpretation of regulatory requirements.”
What You'll Achieve.
ensure accurate interpretation of regulatory requirements; reduce risk and rework
Industry & Context.
analytical and documentation skills with high attention to detail; Ability to challenge assumptions and ask the right questions
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
experience as a Business Analyst in data centric environments, Hands on experience identifying and documenting PHI / PII, Solid understanding of relational databases, entities, tables, and schemas, Experience maintaining data dictionaries or metadata repositories, analytical and documentation skills with high attention to detail, Working knowledge of SQL (reading and basic querying), Working knowledge of Data models (logical and physical), Working knowledge of SDLC and release management processes, Familiarity with data governance, data lineage, and privacy concepts, Experience working closely with DB As, Data Engineers, Architects, and QA
Nice to Have
Experience in healthcare, insurance, BFSI, or other regulated domains, Exposure to tools such as data cataloging or governance platforms, Prior involvement in audits, regulatory reviews, or data
What You'll Do.
and classify PHI and PII data elements across applications
Collaborate with Compliance
and Privacy teams to ensure accurate interpretation of regulatory requirements.
Support audits and assessments by providing clear documentation of sensitive data usage
and govern an enterprise data dictionary
including: Logical and physical data elements
PHI/PII classification and sensitivity levels
downstream consumption
Ensure data definitions remain current and aligned across releases and environments.
Act as a steward for data standards
and business definitions.
and views impacted by each release.
Analyze upstream and downstream impacts of schema and data model changes.
Document and socialize data impact assessments as part of release planning and approvals.
Ensure PHI/PII impacts are explicitly identified and reviewed before deployment.
Produce high quality artifacts such as: Data lineage and entity impact documents
Functional and data requirements
Change logs and release notes related to data.
Continuously improve data governance and release impact processes to reduce risk and rework.
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborate with Compliance, Legal, Security, and Privacy teams.; Partner with DB Admins, Architects, and Engineering teams.; Serve as the bridge between business, compliance, and technical teams.; Translate complex data and privacy requirements into clear, actionable documentation for technical teams.; Facilitate discussions and walkthroughs related to data changes, privacy risks, and mitigation plans.; Comfortable working across multiple teams and priorities.
Communication Scope
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills; Translate complex data and privacy requirements into clear, actionable documentation for technical teams.
Full Job Description
**PHI / PII Identification & Governance** * Identify, document, and classify PHI and PII data elements across applications, databases, and data pipelines. * Collaborate with Compliance, Legal, Security, and Privacy teams to ensure accurate interpretation of regulatory requirements (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR, local privacy laws as applicable). * Support audits and assessments by providing clear documentation of sensitive data usage, storage, and flow. **Data Dictionary & Metadata Management** * Create, maintain, and govern an enterprise data dictionary, including: * Logical and physical data elements * PHI/PII classification and sensitivity levels * Definitions, source systems, downstream consumption, and ownership * Ensure data definitions remain current and aligned across releases and environments. * Act as a steward for data standards, naming conventions, and business definitions. **Release & Impact Analysis** * Partner with DB Admins, Architects, and Engineering teams to: * Identify entities, tables, columns, and views impacted by each release * Analyze upstream and downstream impacts of schema and data model changes * Document and socialize data impact assessments as part of release planning and approvals. * Ensure PHI/PII impacts are explicitly identified and reviewed before deployment. **Stakeholder Collaboration** * Serve as the bridge between business, compliance, and technical teams. * Translate complex data and privacy requirements into clear, actionable documentation for technical teams. * Facilitate discussions and walkthroughs related to data changes, privacy risks, and mitigation plans. **Documentation & Process Improvement** * Produce high quality artifacts such as: * Data lineage and entity impact documents * Functional and data requirements * Change logs and release notes related to data * Continuously improve data governance and release impact processes to reduce risk and rework. **Requirements** **Core Skills** * Strong experience as a Business Analyst in
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