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Privacy Analyst

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Greater London
1 week ago
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At Freshfields, our commitment to privacy and data protection is at the core of how we operate. We are proud to have a dedicated Global Privacy Office that ensures we meet our data protection obligations across our global footprint.

We are currently seeking aGlobal Privacy Analystto join our team and support the delivery of essential privacy services firmwide. This role combines bothoperational and advisory responsibilities, offering an exciting opportunity to work across a range of data protection tasks.

Key Responsibilities

Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs):Review project details, draft PIAs, document data flows, and identify potential privacy risks with actionable recommendations.

Data Subject Rights Requests:Coordinate data retrieval/deletion, review and redact personal data, and ensure responses meet legal requirements and deadlines.

Records Management:Maintain and update statutory data protection registers and associated documentation.

Data Breach Support:Assist in investigations by gathering evidence and preparing detailed reports.

Advisory Support:Conduct legal research and prepare clear, practical communications to stakeholders on privacy compliance issues.

About You

Essential Qualifications & Experience:

Solid understanding of theGDPRand core data protection principles

Experience withData Subject Rights Requestsand draftingPrivacy Impact Assessments

Good data mapping and analytical skills

Ability to apply critical thinking within legal and regulatory frameworks

Familiarity withlegal technology and information security practices

Proven ability to manage large, varied workloads and work independently

Good stakeholder engagement and communication skills

Proficiency inMicrosoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word

Degree inLaw, IT, or related field, or equivalent experience in the legal sector

Desirable:

Experience applying data privacy rules in aglobal corporate environment

Knowledge ofnon-UK/EU data protection laws

Commercial awareness in delivering practical, privacy-focused solutions

Why Join Us?

Be part of a firm with a strong ethical commitment to data privacy

Work in a collaborative, high-performing team across multiple jurisdictions

Enjoy opportunities for professional development in privacy and compliance

Help influence privacy strategy in a dynamic, global setting

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