Deepgram
Privacy Operations Lead
$165K–$223K
USA - Remote · Remote · Full-time · Posted Oct 1, 2026
- Experience
- Substantial relevant experience; no number of years specified.
About the job
Owns the operational backbone of Deepgram’s privacy program, including customer assessments, data-flow documentation, privacy controls, and customer-facing privacy reviews across its deployment models.
What you'll do
- Lead customer privacy assessments and due diligence; maintain data-flow maps and records of processing across hosted, dedicated, and self-hosted deployments.
- Translate privacy and AI regulations into operational requirements; define and oversee privacy controls, auditing, remediation, and vendor reviews.
- Create privacy playbooks, guidance, and training, and partner with Legal, Security, Engineering, and Sales Engineering on privacy evidence and commitments.
What they ask for
- Substantial experience in privacy operations, legal operations, or technical privacy and compliance, including running assessments end to end.
- Demonstrated ownership of privacy operational systems at scale, such as data maps, DSAR workflows, consent management, or retention processes.
- Practical experience with GDPR and CCPA/CPRA, and a current view of AI regulation.
- Technical fluency to follow data flows through datacenter and cloud infrastructure and assess implications of logs and retention settings.
Nice to have
- CIPM, CIPT, CIPP/E, or equivalent certification.
- Experience with ML/AI data pipelines and training-data governance.
Pay
$165K – $223.3K (currency not stated; compensation type not specified)
Tools
AWS, Python, Go, Rust, TypeScript, SQL, Docker
AI focus
Translate emerging AI regulation into operational requirements; address training-data lineage and AI/ML data-pipeline governance. The company also expects active use and experimentation with AI tools.
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