Vodafone Jobs Tanzania Regulatory & Privacy Specialist

Job description

Role Purpose

The Regulatory and Privacy Specialist is responsible for, inter alia:

Facilitating timely completion of all the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Deliverables across the company whilst managing resources, deadlines & budgetary requirements as required for the wave 2 markets,
Ensuring compliance with the privacy laws, privacy policy and all other privacy requirements across the business,

Ensuring compliance with the key regulatory requirements and/or the regulatory compliance programme/matrix across the company.

Key accountabilities and decision ownership

Supporting the Privacy Officer to deliver GDPR project and all its defined milestones by facilitating timely completion of all deliverables across business functions whilst managing resources, deadlines and budgetary requirements.
Ensuring compliance with Privacy program which includes review and update of the all privacy policies & procedures, training, communicate the policy to all relevant stakeholders and ensure that the business complies with the key privacy requirements
To prepare and update regularly regulatory compliance programme, liaise with the line management to ensure and/or guide compliance thereof and assist the line management on all regulatory matters of the Company

Must Have Technical/professional Qualifications

A holder of Bachelor of Laws from a recognized university,
A Registered Advocate of the High Court of Tanzania and Courts sub-ordinate thereto for not less that 5 yrs experience,

Core Competencies, Knowledge And Experience

Attention to Detail: Ability to focus on the lowest level of detail and assess the impact at the macro level
Strong analytical skills
Strong mix and combination of legal/regulatory skills as well as privacy skills. Not less than 3 yrs experience
Passion for the role: Exhibit enthusiasm and a can-do attitude about work and deliver
Not less than 3 years’ experience in handling legal/regulatory matters
Experience in handling privacy matters for not less than at least 3 years