Hamza Fujisawa

Designed and rolled out a BMW Financial Services Data governance framework covering Data ownership, quality standards, and multi-stakeholder approval processes across 30+ markets. Drove AI and business Data readiness by aligning business, IT, and compliance teams, reducing friction between Data producers and consumers and strengthening trust in Data products. Governed use cases within the BMW Cloud Data Hub, ensuring regulatory alignment, role-based access control, and scalable Data quality management.

Led end-to-end migration to Tableau Server, redesigning the reporting landscape in line with modern Data product principles, including clear ownership, access, and quality controls. Reduced reporting cycle times by 40% and overall reporting costs by 66% through Data-driven process re-engineering and automation. Built a suite of KPI and reporting products adopted by senior leadership across multiple regions, improving transparency and consistency of performance Data.

Led the flagship cloud transformation initiative, migrating the local data warehouse into Cloud Data Hub. • Delivered a €250,000 cloud platform investment on time, improving real-time operational visibility and decision-making capability for the Japan market. • Defined governance processes, data quality controls, and access structures for the migrated data environment in alignment with global standards. • Managed cross-functional delivery teams spanning local Japan operations and BMW Group headquarters.

Provided analytical and digitalization support within the risk function, contributing to portfolio decisions and operational efficiency improvements. Key Accomplishments: • Built automation and reporting tools that improved data quality, reduced manual effort, and enhanced efficiency across risk operations. • Conducted risk analysis supporting strategic portfolio decisions and managed internal databases underpinning digitalization initiatives.

Thesis: The Role of AI in Decision-Making for International Go-to-Market Strategies Exchange Program: UC Berkeley (2024)

Thesis: Industry 4.0 in Germany Exchange Program: University of Southern California (USC) (2018)