IT Governance Expert
About the job
- A completed degree in business informatics, informatics, or an equivalent qualification.
- Experience in IT governance or a comparable environment, ideally including KPI, reporting, or control models.
- Ability to assess regulatory requirements and translate them into practical processes, standards, and measures.
- Analytical, structured, and solution-oriented working style with a focus on continuously developing existing topics.
- Ability to communicate complex matters clearly and engage confidently with different stakeholders.
- Develop the existing IT governance, standards, processes, and control mechanisms systematically, focusing on transparency, effectiveness, and compliance.
- Integrate new regulatory and strategic requirements into existing governance structures and embed them sustainably in the organization.
- Further develop KPI, reporting, and control approaches to establish a sound basis for data-driven decisions.
- Identify requirements and improvement opportunities early in close collaboration with business departments, IT, and governance functions, and strengthen cross-functional collaboration.
- Take up new IT governance topics, structure them, and further develop governance structures so they provide orientation and promote collaboration.
- Experience with KPI, reporting, or control models.
About the company
Creditreform provides credit reporting, debt collection, and related services for international business through a network of country offices. It gathers up-to-date, on-site information via 23 country offices and an umbrella association of 22 European countries plus China, offering international credit management and debt collection to its clients. The product works by compiling local, current data into credit reports and using its network to collect debts across borders, helping businesses assess risk and secure payments. It differentiates itself from competitors with its decentralized, on-site data collection model and broad geographic coverage, ensuring high data quality. The goal is to help clients conduct secure business worldwide by providing reliable international information and debt collection services.
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Headquarters
Neuss, Germany
Founded
1883
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 payment-indicator data shows average terms rising to 32.21 days.
- Germany's insolvency surge keeps demand high for Creditreform's monitoring, collections, and scoring products.
- Experian's alliance broadens cross-sell into identity verification, analytics, and consumer risk workflows.
What critics are saying
- Austria's cartel authority sought a €90,000 fine in June 2026 for admitted price fixing.
- Creditreform's insolvency franchise depends on Germany's recessionary distress; a 2027 recovery cuts alerts and collections.
- Experian can absorb Boniversum's consumer data edge, leaving Creditreform exposed to commoditized B2B information.
What makes Creditreform unique
- Creditreform's 1-million-plus Debitorenregister data moat powers B2B payment-risk scoring.
- Its June 2026 insolvency research tracks Germany's 12,900 corporate failures and 38,800 consumer cases.
- The 2025 Experian Boniversum deal extends Creditreform into consumer identity and risk data.
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