Senior Analyst, Regulatory Data

Role overview

Status and work location

• This is a regular, full-time position based in Vancouver, British Columbia.
• The work arrangement is hybrid, with a minimum of two days in the office and remote work available up to three days per week.

Compensation

• Expected starting base salary is $111,320 to $116,886 annually, depending on qualifications and experience.
• The position includes vacation, employer-paid health and dental benefits, pension contributions, professional development, membership support, employee assistance, and a fitness allowance.

Key responsibilities

• Provide senior data, content, and business analysis for regulatory transformation and ensure project deliverables and outcomes are achieved.
• Analyze regulatory processes, information flows, decision points, reporting needs, data quality, content quality, findability, and timeliness.
• Translate business needs into requirements, definitions, measures, business rules, metadata, content models, workflows, reporting specifications, and implementation requirements.
• Operationalize governance frameworks covering stewardship, metadata, taxonomy, classification, lineage, quality, permissions, retention, access, and escalation.
• Design reports, dashboards, trend analyses, forms, templates, repositories, workflows, and decision-support products.
• Partner on integration, migration, configuration, testing, releases, permissions, retention, archival, disposition, and change activities.
• Manage backlogs, risks, issues, decisions, and dependencies while communicating recommendations and driving resolution.
• Document reusable methods, transfer knowledge, coach staff and data stewards, and share lessons across regulatory areas.

Education and skills

• Degree in data management, information management, information systems, business analytics, a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• At least 7 years of progressive experience in senior business analysis, data and content management, information governance, data quality, reporting and analytics, process transformation, or a related field.
• Experience in complex, regulated, or public-sector environments and with enterprise content or document management platforms such as SharePoint.
• Strong knowledge of governance, metadata, taxonomy, classification, lineage, quality, permissions, retention, access controls, and lifecycle requirements.
• Experience translating objectives into requirements, business rules, measures, content models, workflows, reporting specifications, process designs, and acceptance criteria.
• Advanced Excel, relational database, reporting, dashboard, metrics, trend analysis, validation, reconciliation, and exception-management experience.
• Experience with integration, migration, implementation, testing, release, transition, facilitation, communication, and relationship management.
• Commitment to Indigenous cultural safety and humility, equity, diversity, inclusion, and cultural humility in health care and regulatory practice.

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