Analyst, Privacy – Privacy Assessments

October 27, 2026

Job Description:

Own end-to-end privacy assessments for new products and features
Synthesize assessment findings and drive remediation with Legal, Product, and Engineering
Map regulatory requirements against the privacy common controls framework
Identify control updates needed for evolving privacy obligations
Track privacy requirements and issues throughout the product lifecycle
Manage escalations and drive timely resolution with business owners
Embed into Product and Engineering roadmap planning
Advise on privacy-by-design principles for onchain and web3 products
Identify and implement automation and AI-driven process improvements
Streamline privacy assessment and issue management workflows

Requirements:

3+ years in technology risk management focused on privacy or security
Hands-on experience conducting privacy assessments (DPIAs/PIAs, data flow reviews, or equivalent)
Ability to map GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA, and ePrivacy requirements to operational controls and validate remediation efforts
Ability to translate privacy legal guidance and product specifications into functional requirements and actionable remediation plans
Experience managing a high volume of concurrent assessments and stakeholder escalations across technical and non-technical audiences
Familiarity with applying privacy principles to blockchain, onchain, and web3 products, or willingness to develop this expertise rapidly
Responsible use of generative AI with human oversight
Eligible to work in the United States, as indicated by the Remote - USA location and US applicant notices

Benefits:

Equity eligibility
Bonus eligibility
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)

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