Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed October 5, 2026
Classification
Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
Pay provenance
Pay not available
Job Description
At nVent, we connect and protect our customers with inventive electrical solutions.
Key Responsibilities
Support day-to-day privacy program management, including intake and triage, recurring activities, planning, monitoring, documentation, governance routines, and follow-up on open privacy matters.
Monitor privacy regulatory, program, and business developments; translate relevant changes into program updates, training needs, process improvements, and collaborator actions.
Drive privacy-by-design execution across strategic workflows, including digital initiatives, vendor onboarding, business processes, systems, and new initiatives involving personal data.
Support privacy training and awareness planning, content development, delivery coordination, and role-based training improvements for global collaborators.
Evolve the Privacy Champion program, including agenda, content, engagement, attendance, follow-up, and continuous improvement actions.
Administer privacy management tools and maintain data maps, data inventories, privacy registrations, ROPA, transfer documentation, privacy assessments, individual rights requests, complaints, incidents, and transfer impact assessments.
Support privacy risk management, practical control implementation, efficiency reviews, remediation and action-plan tracking, audit readiness, findings follow-up, and addressing material gaps or delays that pose a blocking issue.
Track privacy tasks, queries, program metrics, maturity indicators, and management-ready summaries to support visibility, prioritization, and program improvement.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in privacy, compliance, audit, information governance, cybersecurity, law, or a related field.
Total 8 years plus and minimum of 3 years experience in privacy, data protection, compliance, audit, information security, risk management, or related roles in a global environment.experienceof experience
Working knowledge of global privacy requirements, including GDPR, PIPL, U.S. privacy laws, data subject rights, records of processing, transfers, and vendor privacy considerations.
Experience supporting privacy program activities
Strong process management skills; able to manage multiple workstreams, coordinate interested parties, and drive follow-through without direct authority.
Clear communicator who can translate privacy requirements and program priorities into practical business actions, training, summaries, and collaborator materials.
Experience with OneTrust, or similar privacy, workflow, collaboration, or compliance tracking tools.
Self-directed, organized, responsive, and comfortable owning program routines and improving privacy program maturity over time.