SlipstreamJobs tracks this role from the company's public career site. Apply directly on the employer's site.
Coursera (recently merged with Udemy) is seeking a Privacy Program Manager to operationalize and scale the company's global privacy program across products, platforms, and business functions. This role sits within Legal and Compliance and is responsible for translating privacy and data protection requirements into scalable operational processes, governance, and technical controls that embed privacy by design across the organization.
Key responsibilities include leading and continuously improving core privacy program operations such as privacy impact assessments (DPIAs), records of processing activities (ROPAs), vendor privacy reviews, and privacy compliance workflows. You will design and manage scalable processes for data subject rights requests and general privacy inquiries, partnering with Engineering and Support teams to improve efficiency while meeting regulatory deadlines.
The role requires partnering with Product, Engineering, Security, Legal, Marketing, Procurement, and other stakeholders to conduct privacy reviews for new products, features, vendors, and business initiatives. You will develop and maintain privacy policies, standards, operational guidance, training, records, and self-service resources that enable teams to manage routine privacy obligations independently.
Additional responsibilities include monitoring changes in global privacy laws and regulations, translating legal requirements into practical operational processes and controls, and defining and reporting on privacy program metrics to identify opportunities for operational efficiency improvements. You will support initiatives related to incident response, data retention, cross-border data transfers, and broader privacy governance.
The ideal candidate has 5+ years of experience in privacy, data protection, compliance, or related program management functions, with demonstrated experience supporting a privacy program subject to GDPR and one or more U.S. state privacy laws (such as CCPA) within a multinational or complex organization. Strong experience translating privacy and data protection requirements into operational processes is essential.
