Job type
PermanentLocation
LondonWorking Pattern
Full-timeSpecialism
Cyber SecurityIndustry
Technology & Internet ServicesPay
95000
Data Privacy Manager US / Canada
Your new company
A global leader in actuarial and related products and services, including solutions which combine traditional statistical methods with machine learning technology and innovative data mining techniques. We are helping companies take on some of the world's most critical and complex issues, including financial services, retirement funding and healthcare financing.
Your new role
Mid - Senior Level Data Privacy Manager / Counsel
This is very much a hands-on operational privacy role (not a legal role) although an education in Law is required.You will be a member of the Global Data Privacy Team (GDPT) which is part of the Legal and Compliance General Corporate Services. You will assist the Global Data Privacy Director with the implementation of the privacy program in the USA and Canada including processes, procedures and initiatives, and collaborate with other departments and practices in support of the US/Canadian privacy program. Although your primary focus will be the USA/Canada, you will be involved in international projects and collaborate with Data Privacy Counsels in charge of other regions.
What you'll need to succeed
CIPPE - CIPP/US - Law Degree.
Primary Duties & Responsibilities
- Conduct research and monitor new and revised federal and state privacy laws, regularly reporting findings to the Global Data Privacy Director.
- Provide legal advice on a day-to-day basis.
- Assist with the implementation of Global Data Protection Policy in the USA/Canada
- Prepare and present various data privacy training to the U.S./Canadian practices
- Negotiate U.S. Data Sharing Agreements and collaborate with the U.S. Legal Team.
- Assist with the creation of ad hoc U.S. Data Sharing Agreement templates
- Respond to requests for data privacy advice from businesses, including assisting in responding to prospect and customer data protection questionnaires.
- Assist with identifying privacy risks in processes and systems and propose mitigations
- Identify any gaps in policies/procedures based on regulations and recommend prioritisation of addressing the gaps.
- Assist with the implementation of the international Vendor Management Program, participate in U.S./Canada vendor due diligence checks, and contract negotiations.
- Maintain a network of local DPCPs (Data Privacy Contact Persons) and providing them with advice and regular training when needed
- Assist with the drafting of employee notices/consent forms where required
- Maintain the Records of Processing Activities/Review the Data Mapping Questionnaires annually
- Assist with the management of Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) and other requests from data subjects residing in the USA
- Assist with the drafting of Data Protection Impact Assessments where required
- Monitor implementation of data privacy recommendations made under Privacy Impact Assessments
- Assist with internal audits, privacy reviews and self-assessment analyses
International exposure and the opportunity to travel
What you need to do now
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