Senior Privacy Manager – Consent & Transparency (12 month contract)

Position Summary

Why join our team?

We are expanding our team of privacy experts to support the Samsung Electronics’ European Service Business (“ESBO”).

ESBO processes large quantities of Samsung’s first-party data and third-party data to provide consumers with Samsung services on Samsung mobiles and Samsung Smart TVs in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). The data is especially relevant to our advertising business, Samsung Ads, where Samsung data is its unique selling proposition.

To manage these risks, Samsung has a global team of privacy experts. They are integral to the continued success of Samsung’s new and existing products.

Given the importance of consumer trust, Samsung is a privacy-forward company. We are focused on making sure that our consumers’ personal data is treated fairly and within the scope of relevant data protection legislation.

We are looking for a Senior Privacy Manager – Consent & Transparency to join our rapidly growing advertising and services business as an integral part of our data privacy and compliance function for EMEA Service Business.

You will lead the privacy side of a new ESBO consent and transparency framework and support the team on general privacy matters across ESBO.

The successful applicant will report into the Director of Privacy – EMEA and will be based in central London. Some travel may be required. You will work in close partnership with the Product team, who owns the product roadmap and delivery of the framework.

Role and Responsibilities

Your key responsibilities

As a Privacy Manager, you will be the business’s expert on consent, transparency and device-level tracking. This role sits outside the legal team but works closely with product teams, engineering, legal and leadership to embed privacy-by-design and default principles into our operations.

You will be responsible for guiding the business on consent and transparency risk and ethical data use, ensuring our products not only comply with GDPR, ePrivacy/PECR and TCF requirements, but also give consumers a real, informed choice that they understand and can change.

The key responsibilities of this role will be to:

• Lead the privacy and compliance workstream for a device-level TCF CMP – consent design, purposes and vendor scope, legal QA of consent journeys, and sign-off gates from design through to rollout.

• Own ongoing TCF and regulatory compliance for the CMP once live, including CMP registration and validation, Global Vendor List management, vendor onboarding and removal, and monitoring of TCF policy and version changes.

• Own our existing consent mechanisms and transparency products, including privacy notices, first-run and in-device disclosures and user preference controls, keeping them accurate as our products and data flows change.

• Conduct and document data protection impact assessments and legitimate interest assessments for consent-dependent initiatives, including audience measurement (JIC) participation and programmatic advertising products.

• Maintain a market-by-market view of consent and device-storage requirements across EMEA, tracking regulator guidance and national ePrivacy implementations, and translating changes into product requirements.

• Work in close partnership with Product & GTM, converting legal and regulatory requirements into clear product specifications, acceptance criteria and release sign-off.

• Assist our partnerships and legal colleagues to on-board new clients, service providers, AdTech vendors and data partners in a privacy compliant and efficient manner.

• Assist in the creation, implementation and management of business mandates and privacy processes to ensure policy and regulatory compliance, and maintain privacy-related documentation including records of processing, compliance logs and approvals.

• Design, develop and assist with the delivery of business-specific training on consent, transparency and TCF for internal stakeholders.

• Support the wider privacy programme on ad hoc matters as workload requires, including business requests, new product reviews and data subject rights requests.

• Streamline privacy workflows, leveraging automation and AI tools where applicable.

What we need for this role

To be successful, you will possess the following skills and attributes:

• Deep understanding of GDPR, ePrivacy/PECR and other EMEA privacy laws, with particular depth on consent, transparency, and…