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Privacy Counsel/Manager

L'Oreal

City of Westminster

On-site

GBP 60,000 - 80,000

Full time

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Job summary

A global leader in beauty is seeking a Privacy Counsel/Manager in the City of Westminster. This role involves drafting data protection agreements, managing data privacy risks, and supporting compliance initiatives across various business areas. The ideal candidate is a qualified lawyer with 4+ years of experience and a strong background in data privacy and cyber security. Join us to make a real impact in ensuring ethical standards in data handling.

Qualifications

  • Capable of drafting and negotiating commercial agreements.
  • Experience with data protection risks and solutions.
  • Ability to manage data subject requests effectively.

Responsibilities

  • Draft and negotiate commercial agreements related to data protection.
  • Review projects for data protection risks and develop solutions.
  • Oversee development of data privacy-related policies.

Skills

Strong planning and organisation skills
High degree of accuracy and attention to detail
Creative thinking
Strong interpersonal skills

Education

4 years+ qualified lawyer or equivalent experience
Job description

Are you passionate about data privacy, cyber security and eager to make a real-world impact? Join L'Oréal, a global leader in beauty, and help us navigate the evolving landscape of data privacy. As our Privacy Counsel/Manager, you'll play a key role in ensuring we uphold the highest ethical standards while delivering exceptional experiences for our consumers worldwide. Reporting into the Head of Data Privacy Legal & Data Protection Officer (DPO) for L'Oréal UKI, you will work across all business areas including marketing, digital, HR, retail, and IT security.

Responsibilities
  • Drafting and negotiating commercial agreements relating to data protection, including outsourcing and data transfer agreements.
  • Reviewing new projects for data protection risks and assisting with developing appropriate and pragmatic solutions to ensure risks are mitigated and privacy by design principles are incorporated.
  • Supporting business partners in managing data subject requests and data security incidents.
  • Supporting the DPO in managing local and global governance initiatives.
  • Overseeing the development and maintenance of data privacy-related policies and guidance.
  • Delivering and supporting a data privacy training and awareness programme.
  • Keeping up to date with changes in legislation or guidance, assessing their impact, and advising relevant teams accordingly.
  • Stakeholder management, working closely with IT Security colleagues to support in their governance programme.
Skills and Attributes
  • Strong planning and organisation skills; able to re‑prioritise as required.
  • Ability to track the success of campaigns and initiatives, including showing ROI.
  • High degree of accuracy and attention to detail, meeting deadlines.
  • Entrepreneurial mindset; spotting opportunities to drive growth for the brand and customers.
  • Creative thinking; excellent at overcoming challenges or creating inspiring presentations.
  • Ability and confidence to know when to seek help, liaise with DPO and other teams at both a local and global level.
  • Work autonomously and reprioritise workload as new questions or projects arise.
  • Apply commercial judgement, evaluating and advising the business on risk.
  • Simplify and make relevant a complex legal or regulatory solution for the business to apply.
  • Strong interpersonal skills, able to communicate effectively at all levels and adopt a flexible style to suit a variety of stakeholders.
  • Build strong networks with, and gain the trust of, colleagues across the business by sharing best practice and bringing a solutions‑driven approach.
Key Qualifications
  • 4 years+ qualified lawyer or equivalent privacy‑related experience, reflective of the experience needed to enter the business and be effective in this role.
  • Experience advising on privacy in either a well‑respected private practice or in‑house environment/consultancy, including advising on ePrivacy Regulations in the context of digital advertising.
  • Strong interest and experience in data privacy and cyber security.
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