Senior Data Protection Analyst

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Wimbledon, UK:
Nottingham, UKtime type:
Full time posted on:
Posted 8 Days Agotime left to apply:
End Date:
May 28, 2026 (12 days left to apply) job requisition :
JR101769
** Senior Data Protection Analyst
**** Location**:
** Flexible on location with visits to our office in Wimbledon as and when required.
**** Salary:*
* ** Permanent
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* Contract:

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* ** Full Time
** We have an exciting opportunity for Senior Data Protection Analyst to join our Risk & Compliance team here at Domestic & General. The role plays a pivotal role in supporting and strengthening the organisation’s data protection and privacy compliance framework.

The role focuses on implementing and maintaining operational data protection processes, conducting data privacy risk assessments, supporting regulatory compliance, and ensuring that personal data is processed in accordance with relevant legislation including the UK General Data Protection Regulation.
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* Key Responsibilities:

*** Provide support to the GDPO to help shape the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of the organisation’s data privacy framework.
* Monitor compliance with data privacy legislation, policies, and internal controls.
* Maintain and oversee RoPA, DPIAs, LIAs and associated documentation.
* Develop and implement data privacy policies, standards, and guidance.
* Identify, evaluate, and mitigate privacy risks across business functions.
* Lead and oversee DPIAs, TIAs, and high‐risk processing assessments.
* Advise on new initiatives, digital transformation programmes, and vendor engagements to ensure privacy by design and default.
* Ensure third-party vendors comply with the organisation’s data privacy requirements.
* Lead the response to personal data breaches, including assessment, containment, remediation, and notification obligations to regulators and data subjects.
* Ensure effective root cause analysis and drive systemic improvements.
* Serve as a trusted advisor to first line business areas and other functions, such as Legal, Information Security, HR, Marketing, and Product teams.
* Review contracts and data privacy clauses in conjunctions with Procurement and Legal teams.
* Provide expert advice on international data transfers and cross‐border processing.
* Develop and deliver privacy training, workshops, and awareness campaigns.
* Promote a privacy‐first culture across the organisation.
* Oversee processes related to data subject rights requests (DSRs), including access, rectification, and erasure requests.
* Ensure efficient handling of subject rights requests within statutory timelines.
* Coordinate compliance with applicable data privacy laws and guidance issued by regulators such as the Information Commissioner's Office.
* Manage responses to regulatory enquiries, investigations, and audits.
* Develop and maintain policies covering data retention, lawful processing, and international data transfers.
* Maintain records of processing activities as required under data privacy legislation.
* Act as a key point of contact with regulators, external auditors, and data subjects where required.
* Prepare regular reports for senior leadership, risk committees, and the GDPO.
* Mentor data privacy analysts and privacy specialists.
* Support the strategic development of the data protection function.
* Provide management information on a regular basis to demonstrate compliance for relevant business units and highlight any compliance gaps.  This includes preparation of monthly KRIs.
* Horizon scan for changes to data privacy laws / regulations that could impact the business and raise these with the GDPO.
* Monitor regulatory developments and assess their impact on organisational operations.
* Working groups – attend and contribute…