[Remote] Enterprise Data & Analytics Governance Director at Brightseed

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Telecommunications, Internet Service ProvidersIndustries

Requirements

Candidates must possess 15+ years of experience in Data & Analytics transformation, with a proven track record of academic rigor and professional certification. A Bachelor's degree in Data Science, Business Analytics, Computer Science, or a related field from a top-tier university is required, along with Data Management, Data Science, or AI certifications. Expertise in Agile methodology, structured problem-solving, excellent quantitative skills, and strong executive communication are essential. Proven experience in complex programmatic change leadership, with the ability to manage multiple transformational programs simultaneously, is also necessary.

Responsibilities

The Enterprise Data & Analytics Governance Director will lead the Enterprise Data Governance function by defining and implementing data governance frameworks, establishing data ownership and stewardship, and implementing quality management models. They will create and govern the data catalog, common data definitions, and KPIs for consistent reporting. This role involves accelerating value creation through a structured program to audit, improve, and control data management and analytic processes. Responsibilities include developing an enterprise analytics strategy, standardizing reporting, promoting self-service analytics, improving data accessibility, and evaluating new tools. The Director will ensure stakeholder accountability, form and lead enterprise data councils, drive adoption and change management, and build data-driven decisioning programs. They will conduct comprehensive program reviews, assess risks, and prepare reports and presentations for senior leadership summarizing the status of data transformation initiatives.

Skills

Data Governance

Data Strategy

Data Quality Management

Data Catalog

Reporting

Analytics Strategy

Data Stewardship

KPI Definition

Cross-functional Collaboration

Brightseed

AI platform for discovering health-boosting compounds

About Brightseed

Brightseed discovers beneficial compounds in nature that can enhance human health using artificial intelligence. Their Forager® platform identifies bioactive compounds—small molecules from plants and microbes that positively affect biological functions. They also offer Brightseed™ Bio Gut Fiber, which contains bioactives that support gut health. By partnering with companies, Brightseed provides insights into bioactives and their health benefits, aiming to unlock the potential of these compounds.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters

2017Year Founded

$123.8MTotal Funding

GRANTCompany Stage

AI & Machine Learning, HealthcareIndustries

51-200Employees

Benefits

Hybrid work flexibility

Medical, dental, & vision

Unlimited PTO

Life insurance

EAP

401(k) plan

Mental health platform

Employee discounts

Cell phone & commuter costs

Parental leave

Risks

Increased competition from established brands like Centrum in the bioactive market.

Over-reliance on partnerships like Manitoba Harvest could limit market reach.

Regulatory scrutiny poses challenges as Brightseed expands in the health and wellness sector.

Differentiation

Brightseed uses AI to discover bioactives, accelerating discovery from years to months.

Forager® A.I. maps bioactives to health outcomes with unprecedented accuracy and speed.

Brightseed's Bio Gut Fiber is made from upcycled hemp hulls, appealing to eco-conscious consumers.

Upsides

Growing consumer interest in personalized nutrition boosts demand for Brightseed's bioactive products.

Rising gut health awareness increases demand for Brightseed's gut health-focused bioactives.

Regulatory support for bioactives in supplements facilitates Brightseed's market expansion.

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