Über die Stelle
Aus der Anzeige des Arbeitgebers · Moniepoint · veröffentlicht am 19. Oktober 2026
Who we are
Moniepoint is an all-in-one digital financial services platform powering businesses across emerging markets. Since 2019, our technology has enabled over one million businesses to thrive through comprehensive payment, banking, credit, and business management solutions. Operating through its subsidiaries—including Moniepoint MFB and TeamApt Ltd—Moniepoint processes the majority of Nigeria's POS transactions, representing over $170 billion in annualised Total Payment Volume (TPV). Recognised as Africa’s second-fastest-growing fintech platform and named the Most Inclusive Payment Platform by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in 2022, Moniepoint continues to scale its profitable financial ecosystem.
About this role
The Senior Data Governance, Policy & Control Specialist is responsible for driving enterprise-wide data governance initiatives, policy management, audit coordination, and control enforcement across the Bank. The role ensures that data management practices align with regulatory requirements, internal standards, and the Bank's risk appetite.
What you will get to do
-
Policy & Framework Management: Lead the drafting, review, implementation, and periodic renewal of data governance policies, standards, frameworks, and procedures. Design and maintain the overarching data governance framework and own the full policy lifecycle. Ensure policies align with regulatory requirements, translate them into actionable governance policy language, and conduct policy gap analysis to recommend improvements.
-
Governance & Implementation Oversight: Oversee the enterprise-wide implementation of data governance initiatives and monitor compliance with established data governance standards, controls, and regulatory requirements.
-
Audit & Compliance Coordination: Coordinate and manage internal and external audits relating to the Enterprise Data Office.
-
Data Stewardship Program: Implement the enterprise data stewardship program, defining and operationalising data ownership across domains.