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Senior Privacy Counsel - International Technology Business

Taylor Root
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8 months ago
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Taylor Root is pleased to be working with a globally renowned technology company to recruit aSenior Privacy Counsel.


Our client advises some of the most well-known brands in the world and is recognized as a global leader in their field. Working as part of a team of 4 talented lawyers the Senior Privacy Counsel will have the opportunity to help shape, mature and embed the privacy compliance framework across the organization.


In addition to this the Senior Privacy Counsel will provide advice on a wide range of complex privacy issues. You will be key to furthering the culture of privacy by design and default and also ensuring the interest and risks of the business are protected. You will interact with stakeholders from all levels of the organization and will support a wide range of business areas.


The ideal candidate will have:

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

· Qualified solicitor (minimum 5 years PQE)

· Successful track record in GDPR privacy law and ideally have worked in a large global organization

· Keen interest in and experience of working in a fast-paced technology business

· Experience in policy, standards and controls writing

· Strong written and oral communicator

· The ability to manage multiple projects concurrently

· Ad Tech and Machine Learning experience are highly desirable but not a must have.

· Fluency in Spanish, Portuguese or Chinese is highly desirable

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