Principal Product Manager - Data Fabric at Anglo American

Job Description:

With exposure to a wide range of problems and the latest technology, you’ll manage the development, release and implementation of the Data Fabric for the Anglo American Data Platform (D3). You will also;

• Drive the vision and strategy for data fabric of the Anglo American Data Product (D3) providing the context to the wide variety of data stored and managed across the entire value chain
• Capture business/functional requirements, expected service levels and user experience requirements from customers (including other product teams and data scientists, Business Units and sites) to drive the build out of this data fabric
• Manage the design and development of the data fabric within scope, evaluating commercially available technologies that can accelerate and compliment in-house developed solutions
• Manage the teams developing the technical Data Quality, Data Cataloguing, Semantic services and other tools to deliver a unified context layer for all downstream consumption across the organisation
• Identify and articulate best practice for agile development in development of above capabilities and services
• Keep updated on emerging enabling technology (PaaS and other) in order to accelerate work programs

Qualifications:

• Required: Bachelor Degree in Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, Geology or Geophysics
• Information Management/Technology or Computer Science discipline career
• Knowledge and experience in product development & design
• Proficient: Cloud and Hybrid Cloud computing (PaaS and IaaS)
• Advanced: Experience with agile project management methods and practices
• Advanced: Understanding of Big Data workflows and related technology
• High level knowledge of enterprise data and has demonstrated success of working with data sources in mining, oil and gas, geoscience or similar disciplines, data integration, data lake and data quality workflows
• In-depth knowledge of Data Integration, Data Modelling, Data Storage and broader Data Management techniques, Microservices and API Development.
• Must have a comprehensive understanding of business drivers & levers linked to the extractive industry or other adjacent heavy industry context.

Closing date

• 21 April 2021