I help build privacy compliance into systems, not spreadsheets.

I work on designing and implementing automation-led approaches to data privacy compliance, translating regulatory requirements into workflows that teams can actually run day to day.

My focus is on operationalizing privacy across areas such as:

→ Consent management
→ Data principal rights management
→ Vendor risk assessments
→ Cookie consent
→ DPIA workflows

All with the goal of helping organizations meet DPDPA requirements without introducing unnecessary friction into business operations.

My work sits at the intersection of regulation, process design, and technology. Instead of treating privacy as a documentation or checkbox exercise, I focus on embedding compliance into real systems, roles, and decision flows - in a way that remains robust, auditable, and defensible.

I’m particularly interested in the practical challenges that emerge at scale:

→ Managing consent consistently across systems
→ Responding to rights requests efficiently
→ Structuring vendor risk assessments
→ Embedding DPIAs into existing project lifecycles

When done well, automation reduces manual effort, improves accountability, and allows privacy to operate quietly in the background - rather than becoming a constant blocker for teams.

I believe sustainable compliance comes from well-designed systems, clear ownership, and tools that reflect how organizations actually work - not from checklists created purely for regulatory comfort.

Always open to conversations around privacy automation, governance design, and real-world implementation challenges.

If you’re building or evolving a privacy program and want to exchange practical perspectives, feel free to reach out.

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