A government organization attaches great importance to the careful handling of personal data. As a privacy officer, you play an important role in this. You ensure that work processes and IT applications remain GDPR-compliant. You are an expert in the field of privacy and advise management and employees from operational to strategic level. You have extensive contact with internal departments, an internal security center, the Data Protection Officer, and supervisory authorities.
What you will do.
- Coordinate the implementation of data protection policy, such as drafting Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) and keeping the processing register up to date.
- Advise employees responsible for service delivery, for example on data breaches or access requests from citizens.
- Ensure up-to-date administration of all data protection obligations.
- Establish clear processor and/or cooperation agreements with chain partners and other clients in the field of privacy.
- Guide investigations and audits by internal and external supervisory authorities.
- Coordinate the follow-up of all recommendations from supervisory authorities.
- Participate in (inter)departmental consultations such as GDPR coordinators and privacy consultations.
Profile
You are a professional colleague who works independently but also in collaboration with others to keep GDPR measures up to date. To be successful in this role, you are a practical implementer and results-oriented. You are good at bringing people together, stimulating cooperation, and working towards results in a systematic way. You are proactive and know how to get things done. You quickly adapt to a new environment and get up to speed quickly.
You have experience in a politically and administratively sensitive environment and can deal with resistance and offer counterweight. You can advise effectively and convincingly and communicate clearly in word and writing. You are customer-focused and work in a structured manner.
What they ask
- University (WO) level of work and thinking, preferably with a degree in law, public administration, or business administration.
- Demonstrable knowledge of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
- Experience within the government as a privacy officer.
- Experience with Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs).
- Extensive experience with all mentioned activities.
- Accurate work.
- Organizational sensitivity.
- Persuasiveness.
- Planning and organizing.
- Collaboration.
- Analysis.
- Creativity.
- Written communication skills.
- Networking.
Wishes.
- Interest in this assignment.
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