As Senior Manager, Data Product Strategy, you’ll play a key leadership role in shaping the future Economic Crime data landscape. You’ll own the strategic direction, roadmap and prioritisation of data products that support critical Economic Crime outcomes, ensuring investment and delivery efforts remain aligned to business priorities, risk obligations and transformation objectives.
Acting as the bridge between Economic Crime and a broad network of enterprise data producers, you’ll influence delivery across organisational boundaries, bringing together stakeholders from business, risk, technology and data teams to establish a shared understanding of priorities, dependencies and desired outcomes.
This is a highly visible role operating across a complex producer ecosystem. With numerous delivery teams contributing to the portfolio, you’ll provide strategic oversight, drive alignment across competing priorities and ensure decision-making remains focused on delivering long-term value. Success will require exceptional stakeholder leadership, strong commercial judgement and the ability to influence outcomes without direct ownership of delivery teams.
You’ll be successful when Economic Crime has a clear, actionable and strategically aligned portfolio of data products that enables delivery teams to focus investment where it creates the greatest organisational value.
Your impact will help ensure:
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Economic Crime priorities are translated into a clear, strategically aligned data product roadmap that informs enterprise investment and delivery decisions.
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Data producers have clear expectations, priorities and success measures, enabling consistent delivery against Economic Crime outcomes.
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Best-practice data product, governance and portfolio management methodologies are embedded across the producer ecosystem, driving greater consistency, transparency and accountability.
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Senior stakeholders have clear visibility of portfolio progress, strategic dependencies, emerging risks and delivery opportunities, supporting effective decision-making and prioritisation.
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The organisation continues to strengthen its Economic Crime capabilities through the delivery of scalable, reusable and fit-for-purpose data products that improve operational effectiveness and reduce duplication.