Data Protection Consultant – UK GDPR, EU GDPR, International Data Transfers

Intelance

. Review the data protection and security sections of the platform's terms of use .

Posted 10/18/2026contractRemote • United KingdomMid-LevelSenior💰 £500 - £625 per dayWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in data protection and privacy, particularly in international data transfers under UK GDPR and EU GDPR, with strong skills in drafting clear legal documents and advising on compliance matters. Holds recognized qualifications in data protection and possesses the ability to communicate complex legal concepts in plain language.

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International Data TransfersUK GDPR ComplianceData Processing AgreementsCIPP/E CertificationChina's Personal Information Protection Law

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Hard Skills

Data ProtectionPrivacy LawTerms of Use DraftingStandard Contractual ClausesTransfer Risk AssessmentsData Security PolicyPrivacy NoticesLegal Document WritingData Controller PositioningData Processing Agreement Review

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationCollaborationAdvisory SkillsProblem SolvingAttention to Detail

Certifications & Qualifications

CIPP/EBCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection

Industry Keywords

Data Protection OfficerIn-House AdviserCharitiesStandards BodiesSupply Chain Platforms

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Review the data protection and security sections of the platform's terms of use
Redraft the terms so they are clear and consistent
Set out the client's position as data controller when users in other countries can see data stored in the EU
Identify the safeguards required for international data access
Check the supplier's data processing agreement against actual platform usage
Write plain-English answers to recurring data protection questions from platform users
Prepare points for the client's UK solicitor to confirm
Work alongside a law firm advising on China's data protection law
Hand over to the Intelance colleague updating the client's data security policy
Work with an Intelance engagement partner and the client's solicitors

Requirements

What you’ll need

5 years or more working in data protection or privacy, as a consultant, data protection officer or in-house adviser
Hands-on experience of international data transfers under UK GDPR and EU GDPR
Experience with Standard Contractual Clauses, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement or Addendum, and transfer risk assessments
Experience reviewing or drafting terms of use, data processing agreements or privacy notices for a software platform
A recognised qualification such as CIPP/E or the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection
Ability to write short, clear documents for people outside legal and IT
Right to work in the UK
Able to work through your own limited company or as a self-employed contractor
Working knowledge of China's Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) is desirable
Experience with charities, standards or certification bodies, or supply chain platforms is desirable
Please do not apply through an agency

Benefits

Comp & perks

Day rate of £500 to £625, depending on experience
About 2 days of work over the first 2 weeks, with a short follow-up if the client's solicitor raises points
Fully remote within the UK, with flexible hours
Contract role through your own limited company or as a self-employed contractor
Expected to fall outside IR35, confirmed before starting
A place on the Intelance associate panel for future data governance work
Reply to every applicant within three working days
30-minute call for shortlisted candidates
Panel membership after signing the panel agreement and NDA