Master Data Manager
- Market p25–p75
- $80k–$163k
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Salary - 120K - 136K
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About Nordic Naturals
At Nordic Naturals, we take pride in crafting foundational nutrients to help people all over the world live healthy lives. Our mission is to give people, pets, and families the highest-quality nutrients possible to be well and support optimal health. This seemingly simple mission of global health relies on a dedicated team of motivated employees who share our passion for nutrition and wellness. Join us and discover how rewarding it can be to make a living while contributing to a truly great cause.
Position Summary
Nordic Naturals is seeking a strategic, collaborative, and process-oriented Master Data Manager to administer and operationalize the Company's enterprise Master Data operating model. Reporting to the Senior Manager, Accounting Operations, this role is responsible for day-to-day Master Data governance, standards, data quality, lifecycle controls, and continuous improvement across customer, vendor/business partner, material, pricing, hierarchy, and finance data domains.
This position serves as the central link among business data owners, Finance, Information Technology, SAP teams, and other enterprise stakeholders. Business functions remain accountable for the content and business decisions within their domains, while the Master Data Manager owns the governance process, workflow discipline, quality framework, documentation, and execution needed to create trusted, consistent, secure, and scalable Master Data. The role facilitates the Data Governance Council led by the Senior Manager, translates approved decisions into action, and helps ensure Master Data supports SAP S/4HANA, automation, analytics, operational excellence, compliance, and future growth.
Essential Functions & Core Responsibilities
- Master Data Strategy & Roadmap: Translate the enterprise Master Data design, strategy, vision, and priorities established by the Senior Manager and Data Governance Council into practical standards, procedures, controls, implementation plans, and a measurable roadmap.
- Data Governance Council Facilitation: Facilitate the Data Governance Council led by the Senior Manager by preparing agendas, decision materials, recommendations, metrics, action registers, and follow-up. Administer approved decision rights, priorities, standards, and escalation paths across data domains.
- Enterprise Standards & Policies: Develop, document, maintain, and enforce enterprise data definitions, naming conventions, validation rules, ownership requirements, approval standards, retention expectations, and operating procedures in alignment with approved governance policy.
- Master Data Lifecycle Management: Own end-to-end processes and workflows for creating, changing, extending, blocking, and retiring Master Data, including request intake, validation, approval, documentation, segregation of duties, change control, and service-level expectations.
- Data Domain Governance: Administer governance across customer, vendor/business partner, bank, material, pricing, hierarchy, and finance Master Data, including the chart of accounts, cost centers, profit centers, internal orders, payment terms, and reason codes.
- Data Quality Management: Establish data-quality rules, monitoring, dashboards, and remediation processes. Prevent and resolve duplicate, incomplete, inconsistent, inaccurate, or noncompliant data and coordinate root-cause corrective actions with business and technical owners.
- Business Data Owner Partnership: Partner with data owners and stewards across Sales, Supply Chain, Finance, Operations, Procurement, Manufacturing, and other functions. Clarify accountability, support timely decisions, and ensure business owners remain responsible for data content within their domains.
- SAP & Systems Partnership: Partner with Information Technology and SAP teams on configurations, integrations, enhancements, workflow automation, testing, releases, user acceptance testing, cutover, and stabilization activities affecting Master Data.