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Specialist Master Data job at CRDB

Vacancy title:
Specialist Master Data

Employment type: Full time, Industry: Finance, Category: Computer & IT, Business Operations, Commercial Banks

Jobs at:
CRDB

Deadline of this Job:
Tuesday, November 17 2026

Duty Station:
Tanzania Head Office | Dar es Salaam

Summary
Date Posted: Sunday, November 8 2026, Base Salary: Not Disclosed

JOB DETAILS:

Job Purpose

The role is responsible for the operational management, maintenance, quality assurance, governance support, and distribution of enterprise master and reference data across CRDB Bank. The role ensures that approved master data domains, including Customer, Product, Location, and other strategic entities, are consistently managed through the enterprise Master Data Management (MDM) platform and synchronized across authorized systems. The incumbent administers golden record creation and maintenance, entity resolution, matching and survivorship rules, reference data management, stewardship workflows, and synchronization controls to ensure a single, trusted, and authoritative source of master data for the Bank. The role works closely with Domain Data Owners, Data Stewards, ICT custodians, Data Governance & Quality, Data Architecture & Integration, and business functions to improve data quality, support regulatory compliance, and enable reliable reporting, analytics, digital transformation, and AI initiatives.

Principle Responsibilities

Qualifications Required

CRDB Commitment

CRDB Bank is dedicated to upholding Sustainability and ESG practices and encourage applicants who share this commitment. The Bank also promotes an inclusive workplace, hence applications from women and individual with disabilities are encouraged.

Work Hours: 8

Experience in Months: 36

Level of Education: bachelor degree

Job application procedure

Apply by 2026-11-17: Click Here to Apply Now

Only Shortlisted Candidates will be Contacted.

CRDB Bank does not charge any fees for the application or recruitment process, and any requests for payment should be disregarded as they do not represent the bank’s practices.

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