AI REGULATORY LEGAL ADVISOR
Pubblicato il 11-09-2026 - Crif in Bologna
AI REGULATORY LEGAL ADVISOR
Artificial Intelligence Governance & Data Protection
CRIF S.p.A. is the holding company of an innovative international group (the “CRIF Group”), specialising in credit information systems, business information, credit management solutions, decisioning systems, banking software, outsourcing and consulting services. Our clients primarily include financial institutions, insurance companies, utilities and businesses, which we support throughout the entire lifecycle of their relationships with their customers.
To strengthen the Regulatory Function and support the Group in the implementation of its Artificial Intelligence governance framework, we are looking for an AI Regulatory Legal Advisor with a strong interest in the regulation of emerging technologies and a sound working knowledge of personal data protection law.
Role and Responsibilities
The successful candidate will join the Regulatory Function and provide legal and operational support on Artificial Intelligence governance and the implementation of the AI Act across the CRIF Group.
In particular,
the successful candidate will:
- Support the implementation and continuous development of the Group’s AI Governance framework, including policies, procedures, methodologies, templates and internal guidelines.
- Carry out and document regulatory and legal assessments relating to Artificial Intelligence systems and related use cases, including qualification of a system as an AI System, identification of CRIF’s regulatory role and classification of the applicable risk level.
- Support the management, maintenance and continuous updating of the inventory of AI systems, the related regulatory documentation and the evidence repository.
- Assist business functions, AI System Requesters and AI Delivery Teams throughout the entire lifecycle of AI systems, translating regulatory requirements into practical operational obligations.
- Support the preparation, review and maintenance of documentation required