Data Steward- Environmental, Health & Safety

About the Role

You will act as the subject‑matter expert for specific data domains, understanding data sources, meanings, usage patterns, and business use cases. Working with key data users, you will develop business logic for automated monitoring to catch quality issues early, and you will advise stakeholders on self‑service data availability and extraction methods. You will maintain field‑level explanations, data catalogues, and business definitions, while partnering with product managers and centers of excellence to promote data adoption across the organization. Additionally, you will manage data security access, evaluate risks against contractual and legal constraints, and own quality rules for your data domain. • Serve as subject‑matter expert for designated data domains, understanding sources, usage, and business contexts. • Collaborate with data users to define business logic for automated data quality monitoring. • Advise stakeholders on self‑service data availability and guide data extraction from platforms. • Maintain field‑level explanations, data catalogues, and aligned business definitions. • Partner with product managers and centers of excellence to drive data adoption across the business. • Manage data security access, assess risks, and ensure compliance with contractual and legal restrictions. • Own and maintain quality rules for data domains and analytics products.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸domain expertise
• ▸data monitoring
• ▸data cataloguing
• ▸data access
• ▸data security
• ▸quality rules

What You Bring

The Data Steward – Environmental, Health & Safety role is open to multiple locations, with a preference for a Central Time zone. Kimberly‑Clark seeks individuals who love designing new technologies, diving into data, and optimizing digital experiences while working in a culture that values sustainability, inclusion, wellbeing, and career development. In this role you will help deliver better care for billions of people worldwide. The ideal candidate holds a bachelor’s or advanced degree in Supply Chain, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related technical field. At least three years of business experience, including cross‑functional supply‑chain exposure, and a background in data science, analytics, or data modeling are required. Familiarity with database structures and Kimberly‑Clark ERP platforms such as S4, Kinaxis, SMOM, WMS, and TMS is essential, as is experience creating automated data‑quality rules and designing analytics dashboards. Strong project‑management skills, the ability to meet deadlines, and fluency in English are also needed. • Hold a bachelor’s or advanced degree in Supply Chain, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related field. • Have at least 3 years of business experience, including cross‑functional supply‑chain exposure. • Possess experience in data science, analytics, data modeling, and creating automated data quality rules. • Familiar with database structures and Kimberly‑Clark ERP platforms (S4, Kinaxis, SMOM, WMS, TMS). • Proficient in advanced analytics, data visualization, and dashboard development. • Demonstrate strong project‑management skills and ability to meet deadlines; fluent in English.

Requirements

• ▸bachelor's
• ▸3+ years
• ▸data science
• ▸erp (s4)
• ▸data visualization
• ▸project management

Benefits

Employees enjoy comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage with no waiting periods, access to an on‑site fitness center, occupational health resources, and allowances for high‑quality safety equipment. Flexible spending and savings accounts help maximize healthcare options, while diverse income‑protection insurance and programs supporting education, adoption, relocation, and childcare provide additional security. The total rewards package also includes a 401(k) plan, profit‑sharing, a target bonus, and competitive base pay ranging from $87,260 to $107,780 for U.S. locations. • Enjoy comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage with no waiting periods. • Access on‑site fitness center, occupational health resources, and safety equipment allowances. • Benefit from flexible spending accounts, income‑protection insurance, and programs for education, adoption, relocation, and childcare support.

Work Environment

Office Full-Time