Royal Cyber Inc.

Data Quality / Data Governance Engineer

Royal Cyber Inc. Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

IT Services and IT Consulting · 1,001-5,000 employees

Oct 11
Senior (5-10 yrs) Full-time Contractor India
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About the role

Build a custom Python-based data quality and governance framework, including reusable rules and pre-MDM validation checks. Flag nonconforming records and route exceptions to the business for resolution.

What they look for

Python Data Quality Data Governance Data Validation Data Modeling Data Warehousing Master Data Management Framework Development Rule-Based Validation Data Pipelines Exception Handling

Requirements

Requires strong Python engineering skills and experience building custom data validation or governance frameworks from scratch. A background in data quality, data modeling, and data warehousing is preferred, along with comfort working in a short-term, trial-based engagement.

Full description

Data Quality / Data Governance Engineer Engagement: Short-term (a few months, not a year-long contract) — possible 1-month free trial period. What this role does: Builds a homegrown, Python-based data quality/governance framework — no commercial tool purchase (they already have Informatica but want to move away from tool dependency). Implements pre-MDM validation logic — e.g., rule-based checks like "SSN must be 9 digits," flagging records that don't conform, and routing exceptions back to business. Designs and tags data quality rules in a way that's reusable and framework-driven, similar to how their existing data pipelines were built. Ideal candidate profile: Strong Python engineering skills (not just a data engineer — ideally a data quality/data modeling + data warehouse engineer background). Experience building custom data validation/governance frameworks from scratch (vs. configuring an off-the-shelf tool like Informatica or Validator). Comfortable with a short-term, trial-based engagement to prove fit before scaling up.