Privacy & Data Goverance Analyst
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Qvc in Monza
Privacy & Data Goverance AnalystApply: Italy, Monza e Brianza, Brugherio: QVC: Tempo pieno: Posted Yesterday: R83539Working at QVC Group means joining a live social shopping company with incredible teams, ambitious projects and amazing careers. QVC Group, Inc. is a Fortune 500 company with six leading retail brands - QVC, HSN, Ballard Designs, Frontgate, Garnet Hill and Grandin Road.Your Opportunity, Your TeamJoin QVC Group’s Information Governance team and help shape how personal data is managed across, US, Italy, Germany, Japan, UK and China.As an Privacy & Data Governance Analyst you will play an important role in supporting privacy compliance and strengthening governance processes across the business.You will work with a wide range of stakeholders to maintain and improve data maps, support privacy-related initiatives, and help ensure that personal data is handled in line with internal standards and regulatory expectations.This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working across functions, combining analytical thinking with stakeholder collaboration,
and building expertise in a growing privacy and governance environment.Where You'll Work* This role is hybrid and will require you to be onsite at QVC offices in Brugherio several days per month (onsite days are predetermined and standard across the company).* This is a full time – permanent contract.What You'll DoReporting to the Global Information Governance Program Manager, you'll:* Develop, update, and maintain company data maps covering systems and business processes involving personal data.* Lead or support discussions with business stakeholders to collect, validate, and document data processing information.* Work closely with teams across IT, Information Security, eCommerce, Analytics/Marketing, Legal, and People.* Support privacy and information governance projects, including privacy rights compliance and data verification activities.* Help identify and document retention requirements across systems an