Sr. Privacy Compliance Analyst

Role and mission

Location and work arrangement

• The hire must be based in the Dallas, San Francisco, or New York City area.
• The role can be remote while a local Groq office is being established and is expected to transition to onsite once the office opens.

Responsibilities

• Own closure and ongoing maintenance of privacy controls in the GRC system and privacy rights requests in Datagrail or a similar tool.
• Maintain a library of legal, regulatory, and contractual privacy obligations mapped to controls and owners, including incoming regulations and written operational positions per requirement.
• Operate access, deletion, correction, and objection requests from intake and identity verification through fulfillment and recordkeeping within statutory deadlines.
• Report privacy posture and the regulatory horizon to security leadership monthly.

Candidate qualifications

• At least 5 years in privacy compliance or privacy risk management, including hands-on operationalization of privacy regulations across business functions.
• Experience assessing emerging privacy and AI or automated decision-making laws for applicability, business impact, implementation requirements, and operational readiness.
• Experience with risk-based compliance monitoring and oversight of PIAs and DPIAs for quality, data classification, and supporting evidence.
• Experience developing privacy governance metrics and reporting, including presenting risk posture to leadership.
• Experience supporting privacy incident investigations and control testing, and partnering with Legal appropriately.
• GRC tooling experience is preferred.
• CIPM, CIPP/E, or equivalent IAPP certification.

Compensation

• The stated US total cash salary range is $154,900–$208,700 per year, inclusive of potential bonus value.
• International compensation varies by local market; the company also offers an LTI program and employee benefits.

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