Manager, Privacy & Regulatory Compliance
About Plooto
About the Role
Manager, Privacy & Regulatory Compliance
Senior Manager, Compliance
Key Responsibilities
Lead and continuously improve Plooto ’s privacy program
Provide practical privacy guidance to the business
Lead privacy assessments for new products, features, vendors, and data uses
Help shape Plooto ’s approach to responsible AI
Embed privacy by design into how Plooto operates
Manage core privacy operations
Monitor emerging privacy, data, and AI developments
in Canada and the United States, determine which developments are relevant to Plooto , and convert them into focused, actionable recommendations. • Support the rollout and ongoing implementation of Plooto 's Enterprise Risk Management framework , including coordinating risk assessments, maintaining the enterprise risk register, monitoring mitigation activities, and supporting risk reporting. •
Help make risk management a practical business discipline
Support regulatory change and third-party risk activities
, helping assess new requirements and higher-risk relationships, identify accountable owners, and track implementation of proportionate controls. • Provide flexible support across Plooto 's broader regulatory compliance program , including regulatory initiatives, audits, effectiveness reviews, remediation work, obligations under the Retail Payment Activities Act, and AML/ATF requirements under the PCMLTFA and FINTRAC guidance. •
Build understanding and accountability across the organization
Qualifications
3–6+ years of hands-on privacy experience
, ideally within fintech, payments, technology, banking, financial services, or another regulated environment.
- Strong working knowledge of Canadian privacy requirements, particularly
PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25
, with familiarity with Alberta and British Columbia privacy legislation.
- Practical experience conducting
Privacy Impact Assessments, privacy reviews, data rights requests, and privacy incident or breach assessments
.
- The judgment to apply privacy requirements proportionately and develop controls that are defensible, practical, and appropriate to the underlying risk.
- Genuine curiosity about
AI and emerging technologies
, including an interest in learning how new tools use data and helping the organization navigate evolving privacy and governance considerations.
- You do not need extensive AI governance experience. Experience reviewing AI tools, automated processing, emerging technologies, or data-governance matters is an asset.
- An ability to simplify complex requirements and create clear guidance, decision frameworks, and processes that people will actually use.
- A practical, action-oriented mindset. You are comfortable building structure where it is needed while avoiding bureaucracy that does not meaningfully reduce risk.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the confidence to work collaboratively across Product, Engineering, Security, People, Operations, Legal, and leadership teams.
- The ability to independently manage competing priorities, exercise sound judgment, and recognize when an issue requires escalation.
- Familiarity with U.S. privacy frameworks, including CCPA/CPRA and emerging state privacy laws, is an asset.
- Exposure to enterprise risk management, third-party risk, fintech regulation, payments compliance, or AML/ATF is helpful but
not required
CIPP/C
certification is preferred. CIPP/US, CIPM, or other relevant privacy certifications are assets.
- Bilingualism in
English and French
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