£75–85k salary plus bonus, pension match, private health and loads more.
Want to take on complex international privacy work with a leading consumer brand?
You’ll work closely with the Head of Data Protection, advising across UK and global markets and providing technical guidance to a team of analysts.
The role covers complex DPIAs, AI, profiling, privacy by design, international data transfers and data residency. You’ll help the business navigate client contractual obligations, contribute to regulatory horizon scanning and strengthen privacy assurance and reporting.
Practical privacy experience beyond the UK and Europe is key, particularly across Asian or other international markets. You’ll need examples of personally managing complex assessments and translating requirements into workable business solutions. Insurance experience is useful but not essential.
This is a broad, hands‑on opportunity with exposure to health data, digital platforms and international partnerships, offering a strong foundation for someone working towards a future Deputy DPO or DPO role.
Package includes £75-85k salary, bonus, pension match, private health and wider benefits.
They ask colleagues to visit the London office twice a week for collaboration and socialising.
If you are a pragmatic and commercial privacy professional with strong stakeholder management skills, comfortable making decisions in a fast paced environment, please get in touch!
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