Data Privacy Principal Consultant

£90,000 – £98,000 15% Bonus, 8% Pension, Car £5,900 Tax Free

Location: United Kingdom (London – London) Type: Permanent Skills: data, privacy, CIPM, CIPT, CISM, CISSP, HCISSP, IAPP, ISACA, IT, security, business, legal

Anson McCade are delighted to bring this Data Privacy Principal Consultant role to market for our global client who work across innovation and transformation through technology.

They work with industry leading enterprises in sectors such as Energy, Manufacturing, Financial Services and Health & Life Sciences.

You will be a vital part of a team with expertise in design, innovation, consulting and engineering.

Data Privacy Principal Consultant overview:

You will help ensure that clients meet their duty of responsibility to ensure customer, partner, and third-party information is adequately protected, particularly as technology transforms the way they interact.

You will be joing our clients Data Privacy Consulting practice who help organizations assess and achieve compliance, while creating new business strategies to take advantage of new legislation, monitor trends and technology, adopt new technology to make compliance more effective and implement people and process governance to make data privacy part of business as usual.

As part of thier team your experience will be to bring fresh solutions to new, and established, compliance requirements.

Your involvement will vary from assisting in delivering data privacy projects to acting as a subject matter expert on them or to leading a team, typically involving for both our client and their clients. Furthermore, you may be involved in development of the team or in proactively identifying and pursuing opportunities for further business and team growth.

Data Privacy Principal Consultant essentials:

• Proven experience with relevant data protection and privacy laws and regulations (e.g. CCPA, EU GDPR, Privacy Shield) and industry standards and frameworks, such as GAPP and BCR
• Possession of relevant qualifications such as CIPM, CIPT, CIPP/E, CISM, CISSP, and/or HCISSP, as well as involvement in industry related organizations (e.g. IAPP, ISACA, (ISC)²) are desirable.
• The ability to efficiently understand client organizations and their business model and to tailor relevant processes to privacy requirements
• To communicate effectively with different stakeholders (e.g. business, legal, IT, security) about data protection and privacy matters
• An analytical mindset, with a focus on producing quality work in a results-oriented environment.

If this sounds like the next step in your career as a Data Privacy Consultant then hit the Apply Now!

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Data Privacy Principal Consultant

Reference: Data Privacy Spec