Group Data Privacy (GDP) – Data Privacy Analyst,AS

Overview

Data Privacy Analyst within Group Data Privacy (GDP), an independent 2nd Line of Defense control function in Deutsche Bank's Legal division, supporting data protection risk management, DPIAs, AI governance, data breach review and third-party outsourcing privacy assessments.

What you'll do

• Advise and perform Data Protection Impact Assessments in close collaboration with 1st Line stakeholders, the GDP Business Partner and DPO.
• Ensure professional documentation of DPIA facts, potential privacy risks and mitigation measures.
• Advise and support the bank's global AI governance process (AI Oversight Forum), including documenting AI use cases and identifying potential privacy risks and mitigations in a timely manner.
• Advise and perform the initial review of data breach notifications, ensuring the GDP Business Partner and DPO are involved in a timely way and supporting their breach assessment and documentation.
• Advise and support Service Officers of divisions and infrastructure functions on data protection related controls, attestations and evidences and GDP assessments, including Schrems II requirements.
• Prepare submissions to GDP Business Partners or local DPOs for risk acceptance or approval in line with GDP Key Operating Documents, following up and escalating where required.
• Maintain GDP documentation of transactions, findings and documented risks in the GDP tool.
• Stay informed of regulatory developments in data protection related outsourcing requirements, including GDP policies and procedures, and assist in maintaining GDP Key Operating Documents.
• Collaborate closely with GDP Business Partners, local DPOs and other control functions performing privacy assessment tasks.
• Develop and maintain knowledge of data privacy regulatory requirements applicable to the bank, including the EU GDPR, and keep up to date with regulatory requirements and industry trends.
• Maintain close collaboration with other GDP functions such as Law Monitoring and Training & Awareness.
• Provide ad hoc support for Controls Assurance activities when required.

What you'll need

• University degree, preferably in Business or Operations; law degree a plus.
• English proficiency, oral and written (a must).
• Computer proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Lotus Notes.
• Experience managing deadlines and working to tight deadlines.
• Experience making formal (written or oral) presentations and recommendations in a corporate setting.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, articulating issues in plain and clear language.
• Strong relationship building skills.
• Ability to handle stress and high volumes.
• Ability to reach solutions proactively, quickly and diplomatically.
• Strategic and proactive approach to problem identification, analysis and resolution.
• Ability to work independently with minimal to no oversight.
• Ability to work in an intercultural environment.
• Proven ability to leverage AI tools to enhance productivity and optimise workflows, applying critical judgment to ensure responsible and ethical use of data and AI outputs.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of privacy regulations, financial industry, outsourcing or IT background.
• German language skills.
• Experience with SharePoint or other database tools.
• Experience in personnel management.

Details

• Location: Bangalore, India.
• Benefits and development support are described in the source, including training, coaching and flexible benefits.