Job opportunity
Information Governance Specialist
Irving Shipbuilding
Information Governance Specialists analyze business requirements and configure information systems in a full-time, in-office environment for Irving Shipbuilding.
This Information Management Specialist role supports PLM and collaborative environments within approved governance frameworks. You will improve information structures, metadata standards, compliance controls, and lifecycle practices. The position suits professionals with one to three years of experience and cross-functional project exposure.
Key Responsibilities:
Analyze information processes and translate requirements into system configurations
Design and improve Information Management solutions across PLM environments
Maintain taxonomies, controlled vocabularies, and metadata standards
Monitor compliance and identify corrective or preventive actions
Validate controls, access structures, and retention mechanisms for audits
Requirements:
Diploma in business, communications, information systems, or related discipline
One to three years of professional experience preferred
Experience in government-facing or regulated industry environments
Ability to manage stakeholders and develop requirements
Eligibility for Canadian CGP, security clearance, and United States ITAR requirements
Apply information governance, metadata, compliance, and systems expertise to support Irving Shipbuilding’s controlled information practices.
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Apply on source site This Information Management Specialist role supports PLM and collaborative environments within approved governance frameworks. You will improve information structures, metadata standards, compliance controls, and lifecycle practices. The position suits professionals with one to three years of experience and cross-functional project exposure.
Key Responsibilities:
Analyze information processes and translate requirements into system configurations
Design and improve Information Management solutions across PLM environments
Maintain taxonomies, controlled vocabularies, and metadata standards
Monitor compliance and identify corrective or preventive actions
Validate controls, access structures, and retention mechanisms for audits
Requirements:
Diploma in business, communications, information systems, or related discipline
One to three years of professional experience preferred
Experience in government-facing or regulated industry environments
Ability to manage stakeholders and develop requirements
Eligibility for Canadian CGP, security clearance, and United States ITAR requirements
Apply information governance, metadata, compliance, and systems expertise to support Irving Shipbuilding’s controlled information practices.
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