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You are an experienced and highly motivated Global Data Privacy Manager responsible for leading and supporting the global data protection and privacy program at our organization. Your role involves managing and evolving the data privacy program to ensure compliance with various global privacy regulations, such as GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, PDPA, PIPEDA, and others. Collaboration with legal, IT, HR, marketing, and security teams is crucial to support privacy-by-design initiatives, assess privacy risks, and align with company strategy. Your responsibilities include leading and managing the global data privacy compliance program across all geographies and business units. You will need to analyze and interpret complex international privacy laws and regulations, act as a subject matter expert on data privacy for global clients, develop and maintain privacy policies and procedures, conduct privacy impact assessments, and collaborate with different teams to implement privacy-by-design in new offerings. As a Global Data Privacy Manager, you will also be responsible for aligning with information security teams on data protection controls, incident response, and breach notification protocols. Supporting incident response teams in managing privacy breaches, responding to Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs), client audits, and regulatory inquiries are part of your role. Additionally, you will review, negotiate, and advise on privacy-related contractual documents and drive awareness and training programs across delivery centers. Key attributes for this role include the ability to interpret and implement multi-jurisdictional privacy laws, integrity, excellent organizational and project management skills, strong communication skills, a collaborative mindset, and a proactive problem-solving orientation. Qualifications required for this role include 6-9 years of hands-on experience in data privacy, a Master's degree or equivalent in related fields, and relevant certifications. In return, we offer you a strategic role at the intersection of privacy, technology, and global service delivery, exposure to international regulations and high-impact client engagements, a collaborative and inclusive culture committed to ethical data stewardship, competitive compensation, remote/flexible work options, and continuous learning support. Join us at Virtusa, where teamwork, quality of life, professional and personal development are valued. With a global team of 27,000 professionals, we are committed to providing exciting projects, opportunities, and state-of-the-art technologies for your career growth. Embrace collaboration, innovation, and excellence at Virtusa.,

The Privacy Analyst will be responsible for supporting the Privacy Director and other team members of the Privacy Team in the development, implementation, maintenance, and day-to-day management of the operational aspects of FME's global privacy program. The ideal candidate is comfortable working collaboratively within cross-functional teams and using technology to improve the efficiency of our privacy program. This role will also support various privacy activities to help protect and safeguard the patient, customer, and employee personal data that is entrusted to FME. Responsibilities: - Assist in the development, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of global privacy policies, procedures, requirements, and notices. - Assist in conducting annual assessments of FME's global privacy program, identify areas of opportunities, and design and implement improvements to help ensure FME's compliance with global privacy laws. - Assist in managing our OneTrust Privacy Management Platform including training and assisting business teams and the Third Party Risk Management team in their use of the platform. - Assist in developing and delivering, with input from key stakeholders, enterprise-wide and role-based privacy trainings. - Support the day-to-day operations of FME's Individual Rights program. - Assist in maintaining records of processing activities and data processing inventory. - Engage and liaise with other legal and business teams to provide guidance on and ensure privacy considerations are integrated into project planning and day-to-day operations. - Provide privacy guidance and requirements to business teams for the onboarding & offboarding of third-party vendors. - Assist in managing and maintaining privacy metrics reporting. - Assist in managing external-facing Contact Privacy inbox. Qualifications: - At least 3 years of experience working in a privacy function. - Bachelor's degree preferred. - Background in or good understanding of information security preferred. - One or more IAPP certifications (e.g., CIPP, CIPM, CIPT) preferred. - OneTrust experience, knowledge, and certification preferred. - Familiarity with US, EU, and other global privacy laws and regulations, such as CCPA/CPRA and GDPR. - Experience supporting privacy and consent management, individual rights, compliance processes, policies, reporting, and controls. - Strong analytical, communication, organizational, and presentation skills. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Must be able to develop and articulate strategy for process improvement.,

We are looking for a self-motivated Compliance and Data Privacy Analyst to support National Pen's compliance and data privacy program. The ideal candidate should be familiar with SOX ITGC compliance and major data privacy laws such as GDPR and CCPA/CPRA. We are seeking an individual with good experience in these areas. As a National Pen brand under Cimpress, Pens.com provides custom marketing solutions to 22 countries worldwide, fostering global connections between businesses and their customers. Specializing in personalized promotional products, our operations are supported by a network of 9 facilities across North America, Europe, Africa, and India. The primary responsibilities of the role include supporting the Data Privacy and Compliance lead and Manager with compliance and privacy initiatives aligned with SOX-ITGC, GDPR, and CCPA/CPRA. This involves reviewing quarterly SOX user testing, assisting in vendor and 3rd party risk assessment, reviewing vendor contracts, and supporting technical implementation of data privacy initiatives. The preferred candidate should have 2+ years of experience in a compliance and/or data privacy analyst role, focusing on SOX ITGC and/or GDPR/CCPA/CPRA. Experience in data protection impact assessment, vendor and third-party risk assessment, and an IT background is preferred. Additionally, certifications such as CIPT, CIPP, ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor, or PCI-DSS v4.0 Compliance are preferred. The successful candidate should have the ability to excel in a dynamic environment, possess discretion with respect to information security best practices, and have strong communication skills. Exposure to enterprise-grade privacy frameworks, compliance tools, and regulatory workflows will be provided, along with mentorship from privacy and compliance leads. This role offers a clear growth path towards positions such as Privacy & Compliance Lead. Cimpress operates under a Remote-First culture, providing team members with the freedom and autonomy to work from home. Collaboration spaces are also available for physical team meetings when necessary. Currently, remote team members can be hired in over 20 US States and several countries in Europe, including Spain, Germany, UK, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.,