Mid-Senior Privacy Legal Counsel

Nord Security

Vilnius, Lithuania

Are you interested in raising your expertise to a brand-new level and diving into the new world of cyber issues, data protection and AI rules across different Nord Security’s jurisdictions? We are looking for a lawyer who is eager to learn and be a trusted advisor in supporting the success of Nord Security in building digital security and privacy for everyone. We offer a dream team working for truly global products. As a Privacy Legal Counsel, you will be responsible for leading and providing legal support to relevant regulatory compliance initiatives in close collaboration with business, technical teams and other internal stakeholders. You will report to the Privacy and Regulatory Compliance Lead and will be a member of the Privacy and Regulatory Compliance Legal Team.

Main Responsibilities

Monitor policy and legislative changes, case law developments, regulators’ guidelines and interpretations across different Nord Security’s jurisdictions.
Lead the implementation of data protection and AI rules into daily business operations, including obtaining buy-in across the organization and reporting on implementation progress.
Significantly contribute to processes for data mapping, records of processing, handling of data subjects’ rights, personal data breach management, privacy by design and DPIA, TIA, FRIA, supplier management & DPA, awareness raising and training campaigns.
Assist in handling data subjects’ rights requests, provide privacy legal advice in investigation of data breaches.
Support internal stakeholders with tailored and practical legal advice on data protection and AI related matters, including compliance with the GDPR, privacy and AI laws of other jurisdictions across the full range of Nord Security’s products.

Core Requirements

To have a master’s degree in law (LL.M.).
To have 5+ years of hands-on legal experience working on data protection and privacy legal issues as an in-house counsel or in a law firm (experience with the tech sector would be an advantage).
To have in-depth knowledge and keen demonstrated interest in data protection, cybersecurity, AI, tech sector legal framework, and policy matters.
To be highly organized and detail-oriented with strong analytical skills and business-mindedness.
To be able to organize, prioritize, and manage multiple projects in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
To have experience working in diverse and international environments.
To have excellent written and oral communication skills.
To be fluent in verbal and written English.
Experience of acting as a Data Protection Officer would be an advantage.

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