Privacy Counsel
£126,000–£189,000/year (£10,500–£15,750/month) — Negotiable
Job Description
Advise on privacy, data protection, customer contracts, and operational data-handling practices. The role supports product, security, sales, and leadership with practical legal judgement.
Requirements
- Qualified privacy or technology lawyer with GDPR and data-protection experience
- Experience reviewing data processing terms, privacy assessments, and customer contracts
- Ability to give practical advice to product, engineering, security, and sales teams
- Strong documentation habits for legal decisions and compliance records
- Experience reviewing data processing terms, privacy assessments, and customer contracts
- Ability to give practical advice to product, engineering, security, and sales teams
- Strong documentation habits for legal decisions and compliance records
Responsibilities
- Review privacy terms, data-processing arrangements, and customer questions
- Support DPIAs, data-subject requests, vendor reviews, and regulatory documentation
- Advise product and engineering teams on data handling and privacy-by-design
- Maintain clear records of privacy decisions, risks, and mitigations
- Support DPIAs, data-subject requests, vendor reviews, and regulatory documentation
- Advise product and engineering teams on data handling and privacy-by-design
- Maintain clear records of privacy decisions, risks, and mitigations
Benefits
- Work directly with teams building and selling AI services
- Shape privacy operations at a practical implementation level
- Collaborate with security, policy, product, and commercial stakeholders
- Shape privacy operations at a practical implementation level
- Collaborate with security, policy, product, and commercial stakeholders