Job Brief
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Job Description
- ● Act as point of contact with EU residents, supervisory authorities and internal teams
- ● Identify and evaluate the company’s data processing activities
- ● Provide advice and instructions on how to conduct Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs)
- ● Monitor data management procedures and compliance within the company
- ● Participate in meetings with managers to ensure privacy by design at all levels
- ● Maintain records of processing operations
- ● Ensure we address all queries from data subjects within legal timeframes (e.g. delete their information from our databases)
- ● Liaise with other organisations that process data on our behalf
- ● Write and update detailed guides on data protection policies
- ● Perform audits and determine whether we need to alter our procedures to comply with regulations
- ● Offer consultation on how to deal with privacy breaches
- ● Arrange for training on GDPR compliance for employees
- ● Follow up with changes in law and issue recommendations to ensure compliance
Job Requirements
- ● Experience in data protection and legal compliance
- ● Work experience in data protection and legal compliance is a plus
- ● Solid knowledge of GDPR and national data protection laws
- ● Knowledge of data processing operations in the company’s sector is preferrable
- ● Familiarity with computer security systems
- ● Ability to handle confidential information
- ● Ethical, with the ability to remain impartial and report all noncompliances
- ● Organizational skills with attention to detail