Digital Regulations legal specialist - Airbus Defence and Space France (F/M)

Job Description

We are looking for a Digital Regulation Legal Specialist (m/f) for our Airbus Defense and Space business to join our Digital Regulatory Legal Affairs department based in Toulouse, France.

You will be part of an international team composed of digital regulatory in‑house counsels and DPOs, in charge of supporting the implementation of Airbus privacy, artificial intelligence and data act compliance programs.

You will be involved in supporting Airbus business organizations in their compliance with digital compliance requirements in their day‑to‑day operations aiming at ensuring the highest level of digital ethics and compliance for the group.

You will work in a dynamic and fast‑paced business environment where your proven experience, expertise and knowledge directly impacts day‑to‑day business operations.

Your working environment

Global capital of aeronautics and European capital for space research, Toulouse is a dynamic city in the southwest of France served by an international airport. Ideally located between the Mediterranean sea and the Atlantic ocean and close to the Pyrenees mountains, it offers plenty of options for outdoor activities!

How we care for you

• Financial rewards: Agreements on success and profit sharing schemes, employee savings plan abounded by Airbus and employee stock purchase plan on a voluntary basis.
• Work / Life Balance: Extra days‑off for special occasions, holiday transfer option, a Staff council offering many social, cultural and sport activities and other services.
• Wellbeing / Health: Complementary health insurance coverage (disability, invalidity, death). Depending on the site: health services center, concierge services, gym, carpooling application.
• Individual development: Great upskilling opportunities and development prospects.

Your main mission

• Review and assess Airbus’ personal data processing, AI system mapping and ensure up‑to‑date regulatory records
• Launch, support and validate any required digital regulation (e.g. privacy, AI, etc.) risk assessments
• Contribute in the setting up or update of any relevant internal digital regulation policies, processes and associated documentation and tools
• Support contractual negotiations on digital regulation terms
• Manage personal data breach and data subject request in coordination with any relevant business functions/affiliates
• Perform digital regulation audits
• Prepare and deliver training on digital regulation for employees

Your Boarding Pass

• Education: Advanced university degree in Law (Master 2/LL.M. in ICT Law, Digital Law, Intellectual Property Law, Business Law with a digital specialization or equivalent).
• Experience: Minimum of 5 years of experience or up to 5 years as a Digital Regulatory Lawyer/Legal Counsel, gained within a law firm or a large international group, ideally in a regulated sector.
• Technical Knowledge: Excellent command of the GDPR and European/French digital regulations (Dact Act, DMA, AI Act, NIS2, etc.). Knowledge of international regulations would be an advantage. Proven appetite for digital and innovation. Knowledge in IT and AI technologies is a clear differentiator.
• Language Skills: Full professional proficiency in both French and English, both written and spoken. German will be a Plus.
• Soft Skills: This job requires an awareness of any potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company’s success, reputation and sustainable growth.

Company

Airbus Defence and Space SAS

Employment Type

Permanent

Classe Emploi (France)

Classe G13

Experience Level

Professional

Job Family

Ethics & Compliance

EEO Statement

Airbus is committed to achieving workforce diversity and creating an inclusive working environment. We welcome all applications irrespective of social and cultural background, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation or religious belief. Airbus is, and always has been, committed to equal opportunities for all.

Contact

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