2 of 2 Permanent Information Governance Jobs in Edinburgh

occasional days required in the Edinburgh office. Responsibilities: - To help our Project Management team on a project to support the agency’s compliance with data protection legislation, Freedom of Information (FOI) obligations, and internal information governance policies. - This project role focuses on analysing business processes, systems and business requirements and developing creative and economically robust proposals and … experience of delivering business and system improvements - defining and evaluating options for change and making the selected option for change happen, e.g. via business case development. - Proven experience using information gathering methods, tools and techniques and stakeholder engagement. - Proven experience working in a team and of contributing constructively to the shared outcomes of the team Desirable Skills: - Relevant BCS More ❯

January 2024 Edinburgh, Scotland Full-Time Role Description Information Governance is a professional service team within the Governance and Legal Services Directorate. Working collaboratively with colleagues within the Directorate and across the University, we support the University's mission and contribute to its strategic priorities. We promote effective information governance to support University business worldwide … and manage information risk to meet relevant legal, regulatory, and audit requirements. Joining the University during an exciting period of digital transformation, the role holder will work collaboratively and supportively with other members of the Information Governance team. The role involves providing timely, expert advice and guidance to the University community on lifecycle information governance, playing a key role in delivering the Information and Records Management Programme, and helping to embed data protection by design within strategic and operational activities. Detailed Description The role holder will provide specialist advice on information and records management and data protection to enable the University to optimise the use of information and manage information More ❯