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Exoben Inc. is seeking a Data Protection Officer in the United States to oversee data privacy and regulatory compliance. You will ensure the company adheres to data protection laws and protects sensitive information, collaborating with IT, legal, and operations teams.
The role focuses on developing policies, monitoring data handling, and training staff to maintain secure data practices across the organization.
United States Full-Time Legal, Compliance & ESG
Specialization: Data Privacy, Information Security and Regulatory Compliance
Location: United States
Job Type: Full-Time
Exoben Inc. is a global energy technology company focused on building practical and reliable energy solutions for everyday use. The company develops advanced battery systems, solar power solutions, energy storage platforms and EV charging infrastructure. These systems are designed to work together as one connected energy network.
As Exoben uses digital systems to manage operations, customers and data, protecting information becomes very important. The company must follow data protection laws and ensure that all data is handled securely and responsibly.
We are looking for a trusted and detail-focused Data Protection Officer to manage data privacy at Exoben.
In this role, you will ensure the company complies with data protection laws and protects sensitive information.
You will work with IT, legal and operations teams.
You will develop and manage data protection policies.
You will ensure compliance with data privacy laws.
You will monitor data handling and security practices.
You will respond to data protection issues.
You will train staff on data privacy.
You will maintain documentation and reports.
You have a degree in Law, IT or a related field.
You have experience in data protection or compliance.
You understand data privacy laws and security practices.
You are detail-oriented and trustworthy.
You protect company and customer data.
Your work builds trust and ensures compliance.
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