Privacy Analyst

OptumUK

Manchester, England

12 months ago

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Are you a Privacy Analyst looking to join an organisation where what you do genuinely makes an impact? This is an opportunity to work on projects where you will create and use actionable insight to make the U.K. health and care systems work better for everyone.

We are looking for a Privacy Analyst with information governance and data legislation skills to join our talented and innovative team.

This role sits within the Information Governance Team. The team oversee data protection and information governance within our business and are positioned inside the Optum UK Security Function. Supporting the Senior Security and IG Compliance Manager and working with other IG Analysts, you will be responsible for ensuring information is processed in a way which is compliant with regulations and legislation and that risks to data have been assessed and mitigated.

We are a collaborative team, we work hard and are passionate about what we do, but we ensure we have fun along the way. If this sounds like something you want to be a part of then apply today!

What you’ll do:

You will work to ensure all uses of confidential data within Optum UK have been appropriately assessed for risk and that all staff who may handle or process data are aware of their responsibilities.

Other key responsibilities and accountabilities will include;

Ensuring Optum UK policies that relate to data privacy are current and accurate
Reviewing DPIAs (data protection impact assessments) to quantify and assess any risks to confidential information
Maintaining Article 30 artefacts for GDPR compliance.
Designing and delivering IG training to colleagues within Optum UK
Embedding IG processes and awareness across the business
Mitigating Information Governance risks
Providing advice and guidance using knowledge of DP Regulations and IG Policy
Support senior management and provide support to governance forums

Knowledge, skills and experience

Experience of working within Information Governance
Analytical and logical thinker
Legal/DPA/GDPR qualifications
A good knowledge of Data Protection legislation
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
Able to communicate effectively

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