Data Privacy Specialist

Description

About Unilabs

Headquartered in Geneva and part of the A.P. Moller Group, Unilabs is one of Europe’s leading medical diagnostics companies, offering a complete range of laboratory, pathology, genetics, and imaging services to patients across 14 countries. Unilabs invests heavily in technology, equipment, and people – using digital technologies in its state‑of‑the‑art laboratories and imaging institutes – to improve the lives of close to 100 million people every year.

In this role you are the first point of contact for any data privacy and compliance related questions within the Dutch organization. You will be the data privacy and compliance business partner for other departments, such us Operations, It, Medical, HR etc. You will work in close collaboration with the global data privacy and compliance team and will ensure implementation of and compliance with global policies and procedures.

While you are responsible for the data privacy and compliance activities in the Dutch market, you will also support other markets as expert on data privacy.

• Ensure compliance with ethical and data protection policies regulation and legislation, updating them with local requirements.
• Provide ongoing support for Data Privacy project implementation and daily data privacy tasks.
• Foster ethical compliance culture through communication campaigns and participation in forums.
• Act as the main point of contact for data protection and compliance matters with various stakeholders.
• Coordinate responses to data protection events such as data subject right requests, data breaches and maintain records.
• Support local teams with data protection impact assessments, privacy standards, legal privacy documentation, and complex privacy questions.
• Review and draft legal privacy and (incidentally) IT/tech related documentation, such as processing and data transfer documentation and supplier contracts.
• Support local teams with (transformation) project implementation.
• Manage daily ethical compliance tasks and support policy implementation.
• Drive knowledge sharing and training locally.
  
  Collaborate across functions to integrate activities.
• Report to local senior counsel with a dotted line to the Group Data Privacy Officer.
• The position will have cross border responsibilities.

• Legal background, holding a LLM degree.
• Experience in data privacy and compliance.
• Experience in IT law and in a health care environment are a plus.
• Understanding of EU and local data protection laws.
• 3-5 years of Post-Qualified Experience (PQE) is required.
• Strong written and verbal communication abilities.
• Working proficiency in Dutch and English, both written and spoken.