3 Data Protection Officer Jobs in the West Midlands

Job Role: Data Privacy & Compliance Officer Location: Hybrid - home based with regular attendance at our Birmingham office Salary: £30,000 to 35,000 per annum Job Sector: Corporate Legal Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm As a Data Privacy & Compliance Officer you will be you will contribute to our vision of being the UK’s favourite property manager by implementing and maintaining our Data Protection, privacy and compliance framework. The role of Data Privacy & Compliance Officer sits within the Legal & Business Conduct team, reporting to the Head of Data Privacy & Compliance. Main Responsibilities Be the first point of contact for all compliance and data protection enquiries. To monitor and report more »

Data Protection Officer - Global Retail Company *Candidates must travel to Stafford 3 days a week* Role Expectations Implementing and managing the data protection framework across the business. Advising on DSARs, and DPIAs. Conducting and monitoring … the data privacy audits. Working with key internal stakeholders in the review of operations and projects and related data processing to ensure compliance with data privacy law. Serving as the primary point of contact for data protection queries in the business Reviewing and advising on vendor contracts, international data transfers, third party data processing and data sharing arrangements Developing and delivering privacy training to various business functions. Experience Ideally previous more »

Data Protection Officer (Part-time 4 days a week) Salary is c.50k FTE Can be office (West Midlands) or fully remote or a mix of the two, so keen to hear from those looking for flexibility, work / life balance and … a real difference to others and the communities that we live in. Reporting to the Group Legal Counsel we are looking for a data protection expert with bags of passion and enthusiasm to take responsibility for the function, working closely with legal to develop … and build a sense of community. That runs right through the DNA of the organisation. Ideally you will have 3+ years experience in data protection with experience handling UK data privacy laws, developing policy and training. You may have a more »