
Data Protection Professional
at ING Bank
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Data Protection Professional is an execution-focused role within ING's privacy team, delivering high-quality data protection documentation and assessments with sound judgement and minimal supervision. The role involves translating regulatory and policy requirements into clear, defensible, and practical outcomes while handling a steady volume of work, supporting complex privacy cases, and promoting service consistency. Key responsibilities include end-to-end RoPA documentation and DPIA/LIA/SPA/TIA assessments, risk assessment and mitigation, and guiding less experienced colleagues. The role also emphasizes continuous improvement of templates, guidance, and assessment practices and escalation of material risks as needed.
Job Overview
This role plays a critical execution role within the team, delivering high-quality data protection documentation & assessments with sound judgement and minimal supervision. This role is responsible for translating regulatory and policy requirements into clear, defensible, and practical outcomes across a steady volume of work; supports complex privacy cases, contributes to service consistency, and helps uplift overall quality through example and collaboration.
Key Responsibilities
- Support business in performing end-to-end RoPA documentation and data protection assessments (DPIA, LIA, SPA, TIA) in line with regulatory requirements, internal standards, and service expectations
- Assess data protection risks and recommend proportionate and pragmatic mitigation measures
- Translate regulatory, legal, and policy guidance into operationally usable assessments
- Handle moderately complex or sensitive processing activities independently
- Support higher-risk or ambiguous service requests escalated by junior colleagues
- Escalate material risks or unresolved uncertainties appropriately
- Contribute to continuous improvement of templates, guidance, and assessment practices
Key Capabilities/Experience
- Strong knowledge of core privacy principles and regulatory frameworks.
- Solid experience with data protection assessments, vendor risk assessments, data breach assessment, and DSR handling.
- Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail.
- Effective communicator able to work with cross-functional teams
- Confidence engaging stakeholders and clarifying privacy positions
Minimum Qualifications
- 5–7 years of hands-on data protection / privacy compliance experience
- Background in technology, information security, risk management, or legal
- Privacy training or certifications (CIPM, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPT, CDPSE).
- Experience with privacy tools (preferred)




