Securitas Group
Securitas Group
Securitas Group is a global security services company providing on-site guarding, mobile security, electronic security, fire and safety services, and technology-led solutions. Established in 1934, the company combines security expertise with technology to serve sectors including aviation, critical infrastructure, and retail. With operations across 44 markets and a workforce of more than 10,000 employees, Securitas Group works across security and telecommunications while focusing on innovation, sustainability, diversity, and stronger safety standards.

Data, AI and Privacy Legal Counsel - Warsaw Hybrid

Advise Securitas Group functions on data protection, AI regulation and privacy compliance across global security technology operations. Lead GDPR, EU AI Act, privacy-by-design and data governance work.

Description

  • Serve as the principal Data, AI and Privacy legal adviser to Group functions
  • Provide legal guidance on service offerings, enterprise technology deployments, IT governance, cloud and SaaS solutions, and AI-enabled systems
  • Review data processing agreements and intra-group data transfer arrangements
  • Conduct DPIAs and privacy impact assessments for enterprise technology and digital transformation initiatives
  • Lead impact assessments for AI-enabled systems
  • Establish and integrate privacy-by-design practices across Group functions
  • Advise Global Clients on privacy and AI law requirements in international client agreements and data processing arrangements
  • Support global data and AI governance, AI risk assessment, and privacy compliance strategies
  • Turn regulatory obligations into practical guidance for Group stakeholders
  • Work with regional DAP Legal Counsels to promote consistent implementation
  • Provide guidance, training, and business updates on Data, AI, and Privacy regulations
  • Support monitoring, audit, and reporting activities

Requirements

  • At least five years of experience in privacy, data protection, or technology law, including substantial GDPR work
  • Bachelor’s degree in law; specialization in privacy or AI law is welcome
  • Strong knowledge of the GDPR, e-Privacy Directive, EU AI Act, and data governance frameworks
  • Practical experience across the privacy lifecycle, including assessments, data breaches, and privacy training
  • Demonstrated ability to build relationships and manage stakeholders across legal, business, and technical teams
  • Experience working across legal, IT, security, and compliance functions
  • Excellent project management and communication abilities
  • Ability to influence colleagues outside the legal function
  • Working knowledge of AI and IT applications
  • Fluent English
  • Ability to support several countries and business units concurrently
  • Privacy certifications such as IAPP CIPP/E are advantageous but not required
  • AI governance certifications such as IAPP AIGP are advantageous but not required
  • Familiarity with U.S. data and privacy laws and related regulatory frameworks is preferred

Benefits

  • Hybrid arrangement requiring two office days each week
  • Travel of approximately up to four times per year
  • Broad opportunities to develop skills and expertise
  • Inclusive workplace
  • Commitment to equal pay
  • Safe working conditions
  • Commitment to gender balance
  • Collaborative legal and privacy network
  • Opportunity to influence the regional Data, AI, and Privacy compliance approach
  • Enterprise-wide scope with exposure to legal, technology, and business strategy