Data Governance Developer

Position: Data Governance Developer Location: Hyderabad, India (Other Kanerika offices: Austin, Singapore, Indore, Ahmedabad) Experience Required: 4-6 Years Company: Kanerika Inc. About Kanerika: Kanerika is a global software solutions firm focused on AI/ML, data analytics, RPA, and data governance. The company delivers digital transformation services through tools like Microsoft Purview , FLIP AI SaaS , and other modern platforms. Recognized for: CMMI Level 3 (2024), Great Place to Work (2022 & 2023), ISO 27701, 27001, SOC2, GDPR certified, Top AI/Data awards from Microsoft, Everest Group, and Frost & Sullivan. Role Overview: The Data Governance Developer is responsible for building and maintaining metadata management, data lineage, compliance, and governance frameworks across the data ecosystem, primarily using Microsoft Purview and related Azure technologies. Key Responsibilities: Set up and configure Microsoft Purview , including collections, roles, scanning jobs Integrate with Azure Data Lake , Synapse , SQL DB , Power BI , Snowflake Implement metadata ingestion and automate workflows using PowerShell , Logic Apps , Azure Functions , and REST APIs Maintain business glossary, data classification (PII, PCI, PHI), and labeling policies Ensure compliance via Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) and DLP tools Design dashboards in Power BI and use Azure Monitor for insights Conduct audits for metadata quality and maintain governance consistency Tools & Technologies: Governance Platforms: Microsoft Purview (strong hands-on), Informatica, Collibra, Atlan Automation & Integration: PowerShell, Azure Functions, ADF, Logic Apps, REST APIs Lineage & Metadata Sync: ADF ? Synapse ? Power BI, dbt, Talend Security & Compliance: MIP, DLP, Compliance Manager, Insider Risk, eDiscovery Required Qualifications: 4?6 years in data governance or data management Mandatory expertise in Microsoft Purview & Informatica governance tools Familiar with Azure Data Factory , data regulations (GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA) Skilled in translating technical governance concepts for business audiences