Mid Business Analysis - Data Privacy
Capco, a Wipro company (company site, opens in a new tab)8–14 yrsBengaluru, ChennaiOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 20–35 LPA
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Job description
Structured overview of role & requirements
About This Role
- Own business analysis for data privacy initiatives, including requirements, process and data-flow analysis, and structured outputs from incomplete documentation.
- Assess website tracking, cookies, consent banners, and first- and third-party data collection against privacy needs while supporting business analytics and marketing requirements.
- Identify impacted privacy standards and processes—such as PIA, ROPA, cloud governance, and API management—and support implementation across business, risk, and technology stakeholders.
Minimum Requirements
- Work Experience Required: The JD gives differing figures: 7–14 years in the role header and 8–10 years of strong functional experience in data privacy, data protection, cookies, consent, privacy notices, and data subject rights in the responsibilities.
- Strong business analysis experience; familiarity with consent management platforms is required, with hands-on OneTrust configuration or expertise in another cookie platform specifically sought.
- Technical understanding of HTTP headers, JavaScript tags, DOM storage, and browser cookies; experience with Google Tag Manager or Adobe Launch is listed.
- Location: Bangalore or Chennai.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Has applied privacy requirements in banking, ideally including GDPR or equivalent regulation, privacy by design, and the impact of privacy controls on banking processes.
- Can connect website data flows and tracking technologies to consent and privacy controls; OneTrust or other cookie-platform experience is a useful shortlist signal.
- Can facilitate structured SME discussions and translate regulatory, business, and technical findings into actionable requirements across global, cross-functional programmes.