The DPO is positioned in the 2nd line of Defense (within the RISK function) and will constitute his/her DPO office for the scope outlined under his/her responsibility.
DPOs are appointed to perform any tasks required by the applicable law, identify and implement appropriate risk-based personal data protection controls and procedures to meet priority Privacy requirements, monitor compliance with Data Protection regulations and internal policies, and perform independent testing of personal data processing activities by the first line of defense. Statutory DPOs ensure communication with the Data Protection Authorities and provide oversight of communication towards individuals (in particular customers and employees).
Covering Germany and Austria, with a workload allocation of approximately 70/30% respectively.
The key responsibilities of a Data Protection Officer are:
Qualifications & Experiences
Skills and Knowledge