Data Privacy Consultant - Cyber & DPDP Governance
SARC is seeking a Data Privacy Consultant to join their DPDP practice, focused on conducting structured assessments for large Indian enterprises. The role involves stakeholder interviews, building Records of Processing Activities (RoPA), and assessing compliance with Indian data privacy and sector-specific regulations. Candidates must have experience in IT audit or privacy consulting and the ability to present evidence-based findings to senior leadership. This is a client-facing position that requires a disciplined approach to a defined assessment methodology.
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Experience
4-8 years
Function
Consulting
Work mode
Hybrid, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
SARC is seeking a Data Privacy Consultant to join their DPDP practice, focused on conducting structured assessments for large Indian enterprises. The role involves stakeholder interviews, building Records of Processing Activities (RoPA), and assessing compliance with Indian data privacy and sector-specific regulations. Candidates must have experience in IT audit or privacy consulting and the ability to present evidence-based findings to senior leadership. This is a client-facing position that requires a disciplined approach to a defined assessment methodology.
TAL's take
Solid consulting role in a specialized niche with clear client-facing impact and well-defined requirements.
The JD provides a highly specific, structured description of the assessment methodology, tasks, and stakeholder expectations.
Must haves
- 4-8 years in data protection, privacy, IT audit, or risk advisory
- Minimum 2 years in client-facing role presenting to senior stakeholders
- Working knowledge of DPDP Act 2023 structure
- Experience conducting structured assessments (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR)
- Understanding of one Indian sector regulatory framework (RBI, SEBI, etc.)
Tools and skills
Nice to have: cipp/a, cipp/e, cipm, cdpse, cisa, disa.
About the company
Established multidisciplinary advisory firm with global presence but not a top-tier global or well-known Indian tech unicorn.
Posts mentioning SARC
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