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The TELUS Data & Trust Office provides world-class, innovative privacy solutions to TELUS. We partner with teams across the organization to advance our corporate priorities, support innovation and deliver on our promise to safeguard our customers' privacy and to earn, and maintain their trust.
As a Data and Trust Partner, supported by the Director, Data Policy & Partner Services in the Data & Trust Office, you will materially influence the ongoing development of TELUS' business innovation. You will ensure that data-driven initiatives meet our rigorous privacy, security and ethical standards. You will collaborate with, advise and guide businesses in addressing privacy and data considerations in a manner that demonstrates TELUS' commitment to putting customers and their privacy first.
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What you'll do:
• Support business teams as they deploy or leverage technology responsibly and ethically by providing timely, expert advice to execute on TELUS' data handling frameworks
• Advise the business teams on existing or new data, privacy, and ethical uses, and provide strategies to address privacy and data governance considerations
• Collaborate with other partners in the team and with cross-functional stakeholders to ensure adherence to the TELUS' Trust Model
• Identify privacy risks for the business and ensure that mitigating controls are effective to protect the privacy of our customers and team members
What you bring
• Valued for your knowledge and expertise in applying privacy laws, guidance and best practices, and an understanding of data ethics, operational data governance and data protection
• Recognized for your ability to enable business areas to navigate complex initiatives by solving problems while protecting the privacy of customers and team members to drive remarkable outcomes for privacy, the business and the organization
• Valued for understanding Risk Management principles and supporting businesses in finding innovative solutions to complex business issues with a focus on win-win solutions
• Understand the Mergers & Acquisition process and capable of identifying risks and implementing innovative solutions to mitigate risks
• Sought out for excellent communication skills, verbal & written, with the ability to present information at all levels of the organization
• Post-secondary education
• 3 to 5 years of experience in applying privacy law and principles
• International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) certification or willingness and ability to become certified within 6 months
Great-to-haves:
• Bilingual in French & English, verbal and/or written
• Experience working in a large, matrixed organization
Location: Canada
