Global Privacy Advisor – GDPR & Compliance

Dyson; Malmesbury; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Life assurance

Income protection

Bonus or commission depending on role

Free on-site gym (Malmesbury)

Free lunch, hot drinks and fruit on‑s 

Free Dyson bus from nearby cities

Discount codes

Job summary

Dyson is seeking a privacy specialist within its Global Privacy Team in the UK to advise on privacy compliance across Dyson’s global activities. You will act as the primary contact for privacy matters escalated in the EMEA region and support assessments, training, and visits to markets.

The role requires 3–5 years in a legal/compliance function, a relevant degree, and strong GDPR knowledge. CIPM/CIPP/E qualifications are preferred and a focus on cross‑regional collaboration is essential.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in a legal or compliance role within a global company.
• Strong knowledge of privacy and data protection laws (EU GDPR and UK laws).
• Appropriate privacy qualifications (e.g., CIPM or CIPP/E) preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide prompt privacy compliance advice to stakeholders across Dyson’s global operations.
• Serve as first point of contact for privacy matters escalated in the EMEA region.
• Support privacy assessments, visits to markets/offices, and delivery of training.
• Monitor evolving laws and guidance to maintain compliance and strategic alignment.

Skills

Privacy compliance

EU GDPR knowledge

Stakeholder management

Legal interpretation

Written & verbal communication

Education

Law or business degree

Job description

Dyson is seeking a privacy specialist within its Global Privacy Team in the UK to advise on privacy compliance across Dyson’s global activities. You will act as the primary contact for privacy matters escalated in the EMEA region and support assessments, training, and visits to markets.

The role requires 3–5 years in a legal/compliance function, a relevant degree, and strong GDPR knowledge. CIPM/CIPP/E qualifications are preferred and a focus on cross‑regional collaboration is essential.