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BGIS

Global facilities management provider

Data Integrity Lead - Contract

Data ManagementUpdated on Nov 11
ContractToronto, ON, Canada$96.3k - $120.4k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A university degree in Information Management, Engineering, Analytics, Computer Science, or a related discipline is required.
  • At least five years of experience working in data governance, data quality, data controls, or operational data management in an enterprise environment is required.
  • Strong understanding of data quality principles, including accuracy, completeness, consistency, timeliness, validity, and traceability, and how to enforce them through controls and validation logic is required.
  • Hands-on experience using technical tools and scripting, such as SQL, Python, PowerShell, or equivalent, to interrogate datasets, automate data quality checks, and produce exception reports is required.
  • Experience developing automated data validation rules, quality checks, and defect detection logic at data ingestion and handoff points is required.
  • Working knowledge of enterprise operational systems and data flows, such as CMMS, project delivery systems, and capital planning tools, and how upstream data quality affects downstream reporting and decision-making is required.
  • Familiarity with data management concepts such as metadata, master data, data lineage, and exception handling, with the ability to apply them in operational contexts is required.
  • Experience collaborating with BI, analytics, and IT teams to support data quality and control automation, without assuming responsibility for data architecture, platforms, or dashboard development is required.
  • Ability to analyze complex data issues, identify root causes, and design remediation approaches that prevent recurrence rather than relying on manual cleanup is required.
  • Strong understanding of governance, audit readiness, compliance, and risk management requirements as they relate to data integrity and reporting defensibility is required.
  • Experience embedding data quality expectations into business processes and workflows, including field and operational activities, is required.
  • Ability to explain data issues, controls, and risks to technical and non-technical stakeholders through verbal and written communication is required.
  • Ability to operate independently while influencing cross-functional teams without direct authority is required.

Responsibilities

  • Act as the Data Quality Assurance (QA) owner for operational and planning data across the CIBC IFM portfolio.
  • Apply BGIS’s established data quality and governance standards consistently across systems and workflows; this role does not design enterprise frameworks.
  • Define, implement, and monitor data validation checkpoints, ownership rules, and exception-handling processes across service lines.
  • Conduct data readiness and quality assessments to support governance forums, KPI reporting, audits, and executive decision-making.
  • Identify and prevent data defects, including duplicate assets, inaccurate location data, mis-scoped projects, and incomplete or inconsistent fields, before they enter FM, Project, or Capital Planning workflows.
  • Produce data quality scorecards, defect trend analyses, and remediation recommendations.
  • Design, develop, and maintain automated data quality checks, validation scripts, and exception reports to reduce manual QA effort and improve consistency.
  • Use technical tools and scripting, such as SQL, Python, PowerShell, or similar, to interrogate datasets, automate recurring quality checks, and flag anomalies.
  • Build lightweight automation to enforce required fields, validate hierarchies, and ensure compliance with data standards at key ingestion and handoff points.
  • Partner with BI, IT, and system owners to prototype and operationalize automated controls without owning platforms or analytics solutions.
  • Document automation logic, validation rules, and controls to ensure transparency, repeatability, and auditability.
  • Work with Facilities Management, Project Delivery, Capital Planning, Lease Administration, Workplace, and Finance teams to embed data quality expectations into operational and planning processes.
  • Align terminology, data definitions, and required data attributes across service lines, including location hierarchies, asset identifiers, and project classifications.
  • Support teams in understanding upstream and downstream data dependencies and their effects on reporting, planning, and governance outcomes.
  • Facilitate and advise to promote shared accountability for data integrity across the account.
  • Provide data assurance for KPI packages, dashboards, governance decks, and audit-ready reporting.
  • Validate the integrity of data feeding operational, financial, and performance reporting, ensuring outputs are defensible and traceable.
  • Identify and communicate data-related risks that may affect decision quality or governance outcomes, with recommended corrective actions.
  • Support governance, compliance, and performance management processes through reliable, decision-ready data.
  • Embed data quality controls, automation, and validation logic into FM, Project, and Capital Planning workflows to strengthen quality at source.
  • Partner with field and back-office teams to address data quality issues at the point of capture rather than relying solely on desktop cleanup.
  • Identify opportunities to simplify data entry, reduce rework, and improve adoption of digital tools through automation and clearer standards.
  • Contribute to the evolution of data quality and governance practices in support of future AI-enabled and automated controls.

Desired Qualifications

  • Certification or formal training in Data Governance, Data Quality, or Information Management is considered an asset, including CDMP, DGSP, or DAMA-aligned certifications.
  • Professional certification in analytics, data management, or automation tools is considered an asset, including SQL, Python, data engineering, or process automation certifications.
  • Certification or demonstrated knowledge of governance, risk, or quality management frameworks is considered an asset, including ISO-aligned quality management, audit, or compliance training.
  • Certification related to process improvement or controls is considered an asset, including Lean, Six Sigma, or similar.
  • Facilities, real estate, or capital-program related certifications are not required but are considered beneficial where they support understanding of operational data environments.

About the Company

BGIS

Global facilities management provider

BGIS provides facilities management and real estate services for buildings and real estate portfolios around the world. Its services cover the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and support needed to run workplaces and built environments, often bundled as integrated facilities management for clients.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Markham, Canada
Founded
1992

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