You will work on a large-scale transformation initiative within the utilities domain, focused on modernising asset data and geographic information systems in response to climate challenges, regulatory requirements, and the growing importance of data-driven decision-making. As Data Quality & Migration Coordinator, you play a central coordinating role between business teams, field operations, management, and the project team. Your mission is to structurally improve data quality, not only through technical migration activities, but by embedding sustainable processes and ownership within the organisation.

You translate data-quality ambitions into a concrete, executable plan, build organisational buy-in, coordinate execution across stakeholders, and continuously monitor and report progress toward quality objectives. While you work within a project team, you are personally accountable for achieving your data-quality goals.

Your role

• You define and drive a structured plan to sustainably improve data quality across asset and GIS data.
• You act as the bridge between business stakeholders, field teams, management, and the project organisation, aligning expectations and responsibilities.
• You coordinate data migration and data cleaning activities, working closely with technical teams and business experts.
• You establish clear ownership, roles, and responsibilities related to data quality, and ensure alignment and follow-up with the relevant stakeholders.
• You monitor progress against data-quality objectives, report transparently, and proactively adjust or escalate when risks or issues arise.
• You support and motivate stakeholders to adopt improved data-capture and data-management practices, helping turn resistance into engagement.
• You analyse, describe, report, and present data-quality insights in a clear and actionable way.
• You contribute to change management activities by creating awareness, building trust, and ensuring sustainable adoption of new ways of working.
• You collaborate within a broader transformation programme and contribute to alignment across related initiatives.