Marley Risk Consultants Limited
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Data Protection Co-Ordinator Location: Cheltenham / Hybrid Salary: £30-35k What You'll Be Doing Working alongside the Data Protection Officer, you'll support Marley Risk Consultants in meeting its obligations under the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018. You'll co-ordinate Data Subject Access Requests, maintain accurate data protection records and registers, support Data Protection Impact Assessments and monitor the Data Protection inbox. You'll help ensure requests, enquiries and potential incidents are logged, progressed and retained correctly. Working across the business, you'll gather information securely, monitor statutory deadlines, identify gaps or risks and escalate urgent, sensitive or higher-risk matters promptly to the Data Protection Officer. This is a great opportunity for someone who is highly organised, detail-focused and confident handling sensitive information. You'll combine practical data protection knowledge with strong administration and communication skills, helping maintain a clear audit trail and a consistent approach to privacy compliance. Key Responsibilities: Support the day-to-day administration of Data Subject Access Requests, ensuring requests are logged accurately, statutory deadlines are tracked, a clear audit trail is maintained and risks of delay are escalated. Work with teams across the organisation to identify and gather information required for DSAR responses using approved systems and secure handling methods. Review documents and identify information that may require redaction or exemption, referring final decisions and approval to the Data Protection Officer. Assist with reviewing DSAR material and preparing accurate, complete and timely responses for approval. Maintain accurate data protection logs and registers, including the personal data breach log, DPIA register and DSAR log, checking for missing, overdue or inconsistent entries. Monitor and manage the Data Protection inbox by triaging correspondence, recording actions, assigning or escalating matters and retaining completed items appropriately. Identify urgent, sensitive or higher-risk matters, including potential personal data breaches, complaints, regulatory correspondence and requests approaching statutory deadlines. Prepare complete case folders, check them against relevant records and promptly notify the Data Protection Officer of missing information, correspondence or actions. Support the initial recording and assessment of suspected personal data breaches, ensuring relevant information is captured and escalated in line with procedure. Support routine data protection queries, staff guidance, awareness activities and DPIAs, referring matters requiring formal advice or decision-making to the Data Protection Officer. What We're Looking For: We're looking for someone who can manage detailed administrative processes, protect confidential information and keep accurate records while working to statutory deadlines. You'll be methodical, proactive and comfortable working independently within agreed procedures, with the judgement to recognise when escalation is required. Experience Practical knowledge of the UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018 and secure personal data handling principles. Experience supporting or managing DSARs, including logging, information gathering, review, redaction, deadline monitoring and preparation of responses. Experience handling sensitive and confidential information securely within organisational systems. Experience supporting the recording, initial assessment and escalation of suspected personal data breaches and contributing to DPIAs. Experience working across business areas to obtain, review and organise information within agreed timescales. Experience using Microsoft 365 or similar case and document-management systems to maintain accurate records, actions and audit trails. Skills & Expertise You'll bring: Strong organisational and administrative skills, excellent attention to detail and the ability to prioritise competing deadlines. Clear and professional written and verbal communication skills. Practical understanding of DSAR administration, secure information handling, redaction principles, statutory deadline monitoring and accurate record keeping. Confidence using Microsoft 365 and associated workflow tools. The ability to work independently within agreed procedures and recognise when formal advice or escalation is required. A discreet, dependable and collaborative approach to sensitive information and stakeholder relationships. Knowledge of DPIAs, records of processing activities, personal data breach management and ICO guidance is desirable. Why Join Marley Risk Consultants? At Marley, we're passionate about creating an environment where our people can make an impact, develop their expertise and help shape the way we work. This is an opportunity to build practical experience across a broad range of data protection activity while supporting a function that protects individuals, strengthens governance and enables responsible business decisions. You'll be encouraged to contribute ideas, improve processes and help embed good data protection practice across the organisation. You'll be joining a collaborative business where your voice matters, with opportunities to learn, develop and build your career alongside people committed to doing the right thing. If you're looking for a role where you can make a difference, take ownership and support a strong culture of privacy and accountability, we'd love to hear from you.
Data Protection Co-Ordinator Location: Cheltenham / Hybrid Salary: £30-35k What You'll Be Doing Working alongside the Data Protection Officer, you'll support Marley Risk Consultants in meeting its obligations under the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018. You'll co-ordinate Data Subject Access Requests, maintain accurate data protection records and registers, support Data Protection Impact Assessments and monitor the Data Protection inbox. You'll help ensure requests, enquiries and potential incidents are logged, progressed and retained correctly. Working across the business, you'll gather information securely, monitor statutory deadlines, identify gaps or risks and escalate urgent, sensitive or higher-risk matters promptly to the Data Protection Officer. This is a great opportunity for someone who is highly organised, detail-focused and confident handling sensitive information. You'll combine practical data protection knowledge with strong administration and communication skills, helping maintain a clear audit trail and a consistent approach to privacy compliance. Key Responsibilities: Support the day-to-day administration of Data Subject Access Requests, ensuring requests are logged accurately, statutory deadlines are tracked, a clear audit trail is maintained and risks of delay are escalated. Work with teams across the organisation to identify and gather information required for DSAR responses using approved systems and secure handling methods. Review documents and identify information that may require redaction or exemption, referring final decisions and approval to the Data Protection Officer. Assist with reviewing DSAR material and preparing accurate, complete and timely responses for approval. Maintain accurate data protection logs and registers, including the personal data breach log, DPIA register and DSAR log, checking for missing, overdue or inconsistent entries. Monitor and manage the Data Protection inbox by triaging correspondence, recording actions, assigning or escalating matters and retaining completed items appropriately. Identify urgent, sensitive or higher-risk matters, including potential personal data breaches, complaints, regulatory correspondence and requests approaching statutory deadlines. Prepare complete case folders, check them against relevant records and promptly notify the Data Protection Officer of missing information, correspondence or actions. Support the initial recording and assessment of suspected personal data breaches, ensuring relevant information is captured and escalated in line with procedure. Support routine data protection queries, staff guidance, awareness activities and DPIAs, referring matters requiring formal advice or decision-making to the Data Protection Officer. What We're Looking For: We're looking for someone who can manage detailed administrative processes, protect confidential information and keep accurate records while working to statutory deadlines. You'll be methodical, proactive and comfortable working independently within agreed procedures, with the judgement to recognise when escalation is required. Experience Practical knowledge of the UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018 and secure personal data handling principles. Experience supporting or managing DSARs, including logging, information gathering, review, redaction, deadline monitoring and preparation of responses. Experience handling sensitive and confidential information securely within organisational systems. Experience supporting the recording, initial assessment and escalation of suspected personal data breaches and contributing to DPIAs. Experience working across business areas to obtain, review and organise information within agreed timescales. Experience using Microsoft 365 or similar case and document-management systems to maintain accurate records, actions and audit trails. Skills & Expertise You'll bring: Strong organisational and administrative skills, excellent attention to detail and the ability to prioritise competing deadlines. Clear and professional written and verbal communication skills. Practical understanding of DSAR administration, secure information handling, redaction principles, statutory deadline monitoring and accurate record keeping. Confidence using Microsoft 365 and associated workflow tools. The ability to work independently within agreed procedures and recognise when formal advice or escalation is required. A discreet, dependable and collaborative approach to sensitive information and stakeholder relationships. Knowledge of DPIAs, records of processing activities, personal data breach management and ICO guidance is desirable. Why Join Marley Risk Consultants? At Marley, we're passionate about creating an environment where our people can make an impact, develop their expertise and help shape the way we work. This is an opportunity to build practical experience across a broad range of data protection activity while supporting a function that protects individuals, strengthens governance and enables responsible business decisions. You'll be encouraged to contribute ideas, improve processes and help embed good data protection practice across the organisation. You'll be joining a collaborative business where your voice matters, with opportunities to learn, develop and build your career alongside people committed to doing the right thing. If you're looking for a role where you can make a difference, take ownership and support a strong culture of privacy and accountability, we'd love to hear from you.
Meritus Talent
MERITUS are recruiting for a Cloud Solutions Delivery Lead to join a leading Technology Consultancy, delivering secure cloud and digital transformation programmes across Central Government and Defence customers. LEAD CLOUD CONSULTANT - £80,000-£90,000 - REMOTE IN THE UK - ELIGIBLE FOR SC CLEARANCE We're seeking an experienced Cloud Solutions Delivery Lead to provide technical leadership, governance and architectural assurance across large-scale cloud, infrastructure and digital transformation programmes. This is a senior leadership role focused on cloud strategy, solution governance, architecture review and design authority activities across Azure, AWS and hybrid cloud environments. You'll work closely with engineering, security, architecture, delivery and commercial teams to ensure cloud solutions are secure, scalable, resilient and aligned to both customer and business objectives. Responsibilities: Lead and chair Design Authority reviews across cloud, infrastructure, platform and security solutions. Review and approve High-Level Designs (HLDs), Low-Level Designs (LLDs) and key architectural decisions. Define and govern cloud architecture standards across Microsoft Azure, AWS, Microsoft 365 and hybrid environments. Provide technical leadership for cloud migration, modernisation and transformation programmes. Ensure solutions meet security, compliance, resilience, operational and commercial requirements. Establish and maintain reusable reference architectures, design patterns and governance frameworks. Support bids, tenders, technical proposals and customer workshops. Provide architectural guidance on Infrastructure as Code, automation, platform engineering and cloud-native technologies. Act as the senior escalation point for complex technical decisions and delivery challenges. Mentor architects, technical leads and engineering teams while driving engineering best practice. Skills & Experience Essential: Strong experience operating within a Design Authority, Architecture Governance or Technical Assurance function. Expert knowledge of Microsoft Azure architecture, governance and landing zone principles. Strong understanding of AWS, Microsoft 365 and hybrid cloud environments. Experience producing and reviewing HLDs and LLDs within enterprise-scale environments. Knowledge of Infrastructure as Code using Terraform, Bicep or similar tooling. Strong understanding of enterprise networking, identity, security and cloud infrastructure. Experience influencing senior technical, operational and business stakeholders. Knowledge of resilience, disaster recovery, backup, continuity and FinOps practices. Excellent communication, governance and decision-making skills. Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear business outcomes and recommendations. Desirable: Experience delivering solutions into Central Government, Defence or highly regulated environments. Knowledge of Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO27001 and NCSC guidance. Experience with container platforms, platform engineering and CI/CD tooling. Exposure to OFFICIAL and OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE government workloads. Cloud certifications across Microsoft Azure and/or AWS. Experience supporting bids, presales activities and customer solution workshops. Benefits: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays. Option to purchase up to 10 additional days annual leave. Up to 3 paid volunteering days. 5% matched pension contribution. Private Medical Insurance. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Cloud Architect, Azure Solutions Architect, Technical Design Authority Lead, Enterprise Architect or Cloud Governance Lead to influence cloud strategy and architecture across critical Government and Defence programmes while working with modern Azure, AWS and hybrid cloud technologies at enterprise scale.
MERITUS are recruiting for a Cloud Solutions Delivery Lead to join a leading Technology Consultancy, delivering secure cloud and digital transformation programmes across Central Government and Defence customers. LEAD CLOUD CONSULTANT - £80,000-£90,000 - REMOTE IN THE UK - ELIGIBLE FOR SC CLEARANCE We're seeking an experienced Cloud Solutions Delivery Lead to provide technical leadership, governance and architectural assurance across large-scale cloud, infrastructure and digital transformation programmes. This is a senior leadership role focused on cloud strategy, solution governance, architecture review and design authority activities across Azure, AWS and hybrid cloud environments. You'll work closely with engineering, security, architecture, delivery and commercial teams to ensure cloud solutions are secure, scalable, resilient and aligned to both customer and business objectives. Responsibilities: Lead and chair Design Authority reviews across cloud, infrastructure, platform and security solutions. Review and approve High-Level Designs (HLDs), Low-Level Designs (LLDs) and key architectural decisions. Define and govern cloud architecture standards across Microsoft Azure, AWS, Microsoft 365 and hybrid environments. Provide technical leadership for cloud migration, modernisation and transformation programmes. Ensure solutions meet security, compliance, resilience, operational and commercial requirements. Establish and maintain reusable reference architectures, design patterns and governance frameworks. Support bids, tenders, technical proposals and customer workshops. Provide architectural guidance on Infrastructure as Code, automation, platform engineering and cloud-native technologies. Act as the senior escalation point for complex technical decisions and delivery challenges. Mentor architects, technical leads and engineering teams while driving engineering best practice. Skills & Experience Essential: Strong experience operating within a Design Authority, Architecture Governance or Technical Assurance function. Expert knowledge of Microsoft Azure architecture, governance and landing zone principles. Strong understanding of AWS, Microsoft 365 and hybrid cloud environments. Experience producing and reviewing HLDs and LLDs within enterprise-scale environments. Knowledge of Infrastructure as Code using Terraform, Bicep or similar tooling. Strong understanding of enterprise networking, identity, security and cloud infrastructure. Experience influencing senior technical, operational and business stakeholders. Knowledge of resilience, disaster recovery, backup, continuity and FinOps practices. Excellent communication, governance and decision-making skills. Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear business outcomes and recommendations. Desirable: Experience delivering solutions into Central Government, Defence or highly regulated environments. Knowledge of Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO27001 and NCSC guidance. Experience with container platforms, platform engineering and CI/CD tooling. Exposure to OFFICIAL and OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE government workloads. Cloud certifications across Microsoft Azure and/or AWS. Experience supporting bids, presales activities and customer solution workshops. Benefits: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays. Option to purchase up to 10 additional days annual leave. Up to 3 paid volunteering days. 5% matched pension contribution. Private Medical Insurance. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Cloud Architect, Azure Solutions Architect, Technical Design Authority Lead, Enterprise Architect or Cloud Governance Lead to influence cloud strategy and architecture across critical Government and Defence programmes while working with modern Azure, AWS and hybrid cloud technologies at enterprise scale.
