Data Protection Consultant – UK GDPR, EU GDPR, International Data Transfers
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Data Protection Consultant refining GDPR terms and international transfer safeguards for a UK non-profit's online supply chain platform. Advising on UK, EU and China data protection requirements.
Responsibilities:
- Review the data protection and security sections of the platform's terms of use
- Redraft the terms so they are clear and consistent
- Set out the client's position as data controller when users in other countries can see data stored in the EU
- Identify the safeguards required for international data access
- Check the supplier's data processing agreement against actual platform usage
- Write plain-English answers to recurring data protection questions from platform users
- Prepare points for the client's UK solicitor to confirm
- Work alongside a law firm advising on China's data protection law
- Hand over to the Intelance colleague updating the client's data security policy
- Work with an Intelance engagement partner and the client's solicitors
Requirements:
- 5 years or more working in data protection or privacy, as a consultant, data protection officer or in-house adviser
- Hands-on experience of international data transfers under UK GDPR and EU GDPR
- Experience with Standard Contractual Clauses, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement or Addendum, and transfer risk assessments
- Experience reviewing or drafting terms of use, data processing agreements or privacy notices for a software platform
- A recognised qualification such as CIPP/E or the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection
- Ability to write short, clear documents for people outside legal and IT
- Right to work in the UK
- Able to work through your own limited company or as a self-employed contractor
- Working knowledge of China's Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) is desirable
- Experience with charities, standards or certification bodies, or supply chain platforms is desirable
- Please do not apply through an agency
Benefits:
- Day rate of £500 to £625, depending on experience
- About 2 days of work over the first 2 weeks, with a short follow-up if the client's solicitor raises points
- Fully remote within the UK, with flexible hours
- Contract role through your own limited company or as a self-employed contractor
- Expected to fall outside IR35, confirmed before starting
- A place on the Intelance associate panel for future data governance work
- Reply to every applicant within three working days
- 30-minute call for shortlisted candidates
- Panel membership after signing the panel agreement and NDA














