Data Protection Officer / DPO
London, Ealing
Data Protection Officer / DPO
London, Ealing
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Start your job searchBrilliant Opportunity - Urgent Requirement - Leading services provider seek experienced and competent Data Protection Officer. As Data Protection Officer you will work with the in-house legal team creating and implementing a strategy from 'scratch' for compliance under GDPR and other EU and local protection obligations. Fantastic opportunity for a DPO with solid experience to take the next step in your data protection career.
- Minimum 3 years of data protection and privacy experience.
- Expertise in global data protection laws, regulations and practices and an in-depth understanding of GDPR.
- Experience of creating a strategy for compliance from 'scratch' under GDPR regulations.
- Experience implementing data protection obligations and introducing the mechanisms required to facilitate cross border data transfers.
- Experience of implementing a framework for managing data protection and privacy issues ensuring compliance with appropriate laws and regulations
- Ability to carry out data protection audits and investigations, compile reports, make recommendations.
- Ability to communicate effectively with senior management and key stakeholders
- Experience conducting data privacy compliance reviews and audits.
- Data Protection qualification ( IESB, CIPP etc) Highly Desirable.
Please send CV immediately.
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