Data Protection Manager

Unzer

. Drive data protection compliance across the business and act as a trusted advisor on privacy-related matters .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeBerlin • GermanyJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in data protection compliance, including GDPR and German data protection law, while effectively managing data protection agreements and incidents. Possesses strong analytical and organizational skills, with a focus on embedding privacy requirements into business initiatives and supporting AI compliance.

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GDPR KnowledgeData Protection ComplianceDPIA ManagementData Subject Rights HandlingLegal Qualification

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Hard Skills

Data MappingPrivacy Impact AssessmentData Protection AgreementsRegulatory ReportingInternational Data Transfer Requirements

Soft Skills

Analytical SkillsOrganizational SkillsCommunication Skills

Certifications & Qualifications

Data Protection Training

Industry Keywords

FintechPaymentsRegulated IndustryAI Compliance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Drive data protection compliance across the business and act as a trusted advisor on privacy-related matters
Partner with stakeholders to embed privacy requirements into new products, services, and business initiatives
Conduct data mapping activities, DPIAs, and TIAs, translating regulatory requirements into practical and scalable solutions
Manage records of processing activities, privacy notices, policies, and procedures
Draft, review, and negotiate data protection agreements
Support the handling of data subject rights requests
Coordinate assessment and resolution of data protection incidents, including remediation and regulatory reporting where required
Collaborate with the Data Protection Officer on privacy matters
Contribute privacy expertise to AI and innovation initiatives, including EU AI Act compliance

Requirements

What you’ll need

Preferably a full legal qualification (1st and 2nd State Exam); a degree in Law, IT, Business Informatics, or a comparable qualification are also welcome
Ideally complemented by data protection training or certification
2–5 years of hands-on experience in data protection, privacy, or a related compliance role
Strong knowledge of GDPR and German data protection law
Practical understanding of international data transfer requirements
Experience managing DPIAs, TIAs, data protection agreements, data subject requests, and privacy incidents
Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills
Interest in technology, AI, and emerging regulatory developments
Experience in fintech, payments, or another regulated industry is an advantage
Professional fluency in English and German, written and spoken

Benefits

Comp & perks

Hybrid setup with two office days per week
Mobility benefit: choice of bike leasing or a Deutschlandticket
Work from another EU country for up to 15 days per year
Annual learning budget of €1,000 for courses, conferences, certifications, and other development opportunities
Confidential counselling for personal or professional matters
Company pension scheme
Flexibility, learning opportunities, and practical support
Equal employment opportunities workplace