GDPR Vendor Compliance Specialist

GDPR Vendor Compliance Specialist

Overview
Why join us in 2024?
Think of the digital tools we use daily - from virtual shopping to contactless payments. They're shaping our future. Join us in influencing the future of digital payments in an innovative environment. With our global merger, the opportunities for personal growth and collaboration are immense.

If you join us in the role of GDPR Vendor Compliance Specialist, this is what you can expect from us:

• Attractive salary and an overall competitive package
• Hybrid way of working
• Flexible work hours
• Equipment needed for the role (laptop and mobile phone, including monthly mobile phone subscription)
• Private health insurance
• Healthcare cost reimbursements
• Sponsored sports activities
• Voluntary pension fund (company-sponsored retirement plan or pension)
• Referral bonuses for recommending new team members to join the company

Your key responsibilities in this role will be:

Screening new Vendors towards GDPR-applicability and requirements i.e.:

• Confirming if the Vendor is processing personal data,
• The role of the Vendor (processors, responsible or joint responsible),
• The need for a Data Processing Agreement,
• The need for a Data Privacy Impact Assessment and
• The need for a Transfer Impact Assessment.
• Following up on Vendors that are in scope of GDPR
• Ensuring that Vendors comply with the Date Processing Agreement, and that Vendors are audited from a risk-based approach
• Supporting the business and audit on GDPR-matters relating to Vendors.

You will be working closely with our Data Protection Team and Data Protection Officer and other relevant stakeholders in the Information Security and Risk Management departments.

What makes you the best person for this job?
As you read about the role, are you eager to learn more? If so, review the qualifications that fit you for the position. Remember, beyond your skills and experience, it's your potential that sets you up for success in your daily tasks.

Qualifications needed to be successful in this role:

• A bachelor’s or master’s degree in economics, law or engineering with a broad as well as in depth understanding of corporate functions
• Experience with GDPR from a similar job position
• Basic understanding of Category Management, Sourcing and Vendor Management processes - or interest in learning
• Ability to create good relationships with stakeholders – internally and externally
• Negotiation experiences with Vendors and taking responsibility for planning and executing the negotiation proces
• English business language skills and strong proficiency herein is needed.
• Experience from working in international organizations is an advantage, as well as the ability to network with people from different locations, across cultures and management levels.

Additional skills and experience that would make you stand out:

• A business mindset, able to drive and implement best practices within your area across businesses
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Analytical skills with attention to details
• Being a Team Player with ability to work in Cross functional teams
• Result-oriented with the ability to find solutions and

Life at Nexi
Discover more about us and what it's like to be part of Nexi by visiting this page: https://www.nexigroup.com/en/people/life-at-nexi/overview/?utm_source=career-platform&utm_medium=job-openings&utm_content=standard. Learn about our values, meet our communities, and see how we are shaping the future of digital payments together.

Apply now! If this opportunity resonates with you, we'd love to hear from you!

Please apply at your earliest convenience. We'll be reviewing applications continuously and closing the position once we've found the right fit. We are committed to creating a diverse culture where talents from all walks of life can feel like they truly belong.

By exploring this job opening, you're one step closer to joining us. We're excited to learn more about you!

Work location
Denmark