Responsible Data Analyst I - Remote U.S. East Coast (ENGLISH & SPANISH Required)

**Job Title:** Responsible Data Analyst I

**Reports to:** Manager, Responsible Data

**Department:** GKIM

**Salary Grade:** 9

***Note: Candidates :***

- ***Should be based on the U.S. East Coast (Eastern Time Zone) to ensure effective time zone alignment.***
- ***Must demonstrate prior experience in data protection and enabling compliance with applicable privacy laws.***
- ***Will coordinate data protection impact assessments; respond to data subject rights requests; handle personal data breaches; promote privacy-by-design principles; and advise on data sharing and processing agreements, as further elaborated below.***
- ***Are required to speak English and Spanish fluently.***

**Job Summary**

The Analyst I, Responsible Data will support the implementation of CRS’s Responsible Data Policy and data protection practices across country programs, departments and business units. This role will focus on ensuring regulatory compliance, embedding privacy principles into operations, and supporting the rollout of privacy management systems such as OneTrust. The Analyst will work closely with country teams, regional advisors, and global stakeholders to translate policy into practice, assess and mitigate data protection risks, and build capacity in responsible data stewardship.

Working closely with Manager I, Responsible Data, the Analyst I, will require coordination and communication with all levels of CRS business, MEAL, ICT4D, Global Risk and Compliance, Office Legal Counsel, Legal and programing teams, Strategic Partners, and Vendors to ensure data protection initiatives and operations are in line with agency responsible data values and principles, standards and applicable controls.

The role will cover the AMERICA region.

***Applicants must be fluent in both English and Spanish and possess demonstrated experience in data protection. Further details are provided below.***

**Roles and Key Responsibilities**

- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant data protectio