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The L&G Data Governance internship is an 8-week programme, running from June to August. During this time, you’ll have the chance to develop your skills, gain valuable insights, and get hands-on work experience. The Data Governance team are responsible for establishing and maintaining the Data Management framework, standards and controls that ensure Legal & General’s data is accurate, trusted, secure and used responsibly across the organisation. They also govern GDPR compliance across Group CTO function. They enable the business to make confident, data‑driven decisions while meeting regulatory, ethical and customer expectations. Their work underpins product development, customer outcomes and strategic initiatives helping to protect customers, support innovation and ensure data is treated as a valuable enterprise asset.
Job Responsibility:
Build practical skills in data governance, teamwork and communication while gaining insight into how a large financial services organisation works
Help the Data Governance team to keep records information clear, accurate and up to date by supporting simple data checks and documentation of records management processes
Learn how data is used across the business by helping review key data elements and data privacy impact assessments
Work with colleagues from different teams to understand how good data supports fast paced decision‑making in technology and cybersecurity
Assist with updating guides, processes and records so information is easy to find and understand
Requirements:
On Track for 2.1 Degree in a STEM subject
Curiosity and a strong desire to learn
An analytical mindset with problem-solving skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with great attention to detail
Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities
A flexible, collaborative team player
You will also need to have your own valid right to work in the UK