Graduate Lawyer: Privacy, AI & Regulatory Compliance

Turium; Canberra; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Turium AI, an Australian technology company, seeks a Graduate Lawyer to support privacy, legal compliance, and information governance for Federal Government clients. You will assist with PIAs, PTAs, and privacy documentation.

Ideal candidates are recent law graduates with strong research, writing, and regulatory interpretation skills, eager to work at the intersection of privacy law, technology, and government compliance.

Qualifications

• Completed or nearing completion of a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Juris Doctor (JD).
• Strong legal research, analytical, and professional writing skills.
• Good understanding of Australian privacy legislation and the Australian Privacy Principles.

Responsibilities

• Prepare Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) and Privacy Threshold Assessments (PTAs) for Australian Government clients.
• Apply Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles to privacy requirements.
• Monitor developments in Australian privacy legislation, AI governance, and data protection.
• Identify privacy risks related to collection, processing, storage, disclosure, and retention of personal data.
• Prepare privacy statements, compliance checklists, data handling assessments, and privacy assurance reports.
• Coordinate with client representatives, project managers, security and technical teams to gather information for assessments.
• Assist in drafting and reviewing privacy policies, data governance procedures, and information handling guidelines.
• Support enterprise AI governance considerations related to privacy and regulatory compliance.

Skills

Legal research

Analytical skills

Professional writing

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Education

LLB or JD

Job description

Turium AI, an Australian technology company, seeks a Graduate Lawyer to support privacy, legal compliance, and information governance for Federal Government clients. You will assist with PIAs, PTAs, and privacy documentation.

Ideal candidates are recent law graduates with strong research, writing, and regulatory interpretation skills, eager to work at the intersection of privacy law, technology, and government compliance.