Our client, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), is seeking a Deputy Director for Digital Regulation.
Division Overview
The Digital & Data Regulation Division (DDR Division) is a new division established to fulfil the CCPC's important and expanding role in regulating digital and data markets. The work of the DDR Division contributes to greater trust, accountability and transparency in the digital economy and with online marketplaces.
Key Responsibilities:
* Support the Director, Deputy Director and Head of the Digital Markets and Platforms Unit (DMPU) on the establishment of the division.
* Oversee the development and implementation of policies and procedures for processing complaints, early resolution measures, conducting investigations, including use of investigatory powers and fair procedures, enforcement, up to and including recommendations that may result in administrative fines.
* Oversee efficient management of complaints processing for the DSA and P2B Regulations.
* Oversee progression of cases, working with legal and digital colleagues to ensure robust assessments and recommendations.
* Oversee the smooth implementation of the CCPC's levy of online marketplaces established in Ireland, as set out in the Digital Services Act 2014.
* Develop and deliver regular compliance programmes for the DSA and P2B Regulations.
* Buid strong relationships with Coimisiún na Meán (the Digital Services Coordinator for the DSA in Ireland), the European Commission and other competent authorities across Europe.
* Attend and actively participate in European meetings and working groups relating to the DSA and P2B Regulation.
* Oversee the appropriate stakeholder engagement with industry in Ireland and Europe to ensure a clear understanding of the CCPC's role.
* Build expert knowledge and develop a team of experts to ensure successful implementation of the DSA and P2B Regulation.
* Recruit and develop the team in line with the Director's vision and workplan.
* Promote the Mission, Vision and Values of the organisation though self-management and team management.
Requirements:
Essential:
* Relevant Level 8 or above third level qualification in law, regulation, compliance, or economics or other demonstrably relevant discipline or equivalent professional experience.
* At least 4 years of comparable professional experience, for example in a regulatory, civil enforcement or investigation environment.
* Strong planning/project management skills.
* Demonstrated experience in leading and managing teams.
* Demonstrated experience of delivering results in a challenging environment.
* Demonstrated communication and influencing skills.
* Demonstrated experience in the digital markets economy, either through online platforms, online marketplaces or other equivalent sector.
Desirable:
* Relevant experience of implementation and/or knowledge of Irish and/or European legislation and policies, preferably those that concern digital, data, telecoms, or consumer protection legislation.
* Relevant experience of working in Government agencies and/or in an international environment/network.
* Relevant knowledge and experience of best practice in case management, operations, or user experience.
* Experience of working across organisations in a national/international context.
* Experience or exposure to e-investigation tools/techniques, OSINT, investigative databases and analytical software tools.
* Strong corporate governance, change management, risk management and organisational skills.
To apply for this role using the link on the CCPC careers page, please submit an up-to-date CV and cover letter. The CV should be no longer than two pages and the cover letter must address the two points below, in no more than 800 words total. Your motivation for applying for this role and your relevant experience and suitability for the role, with reference to a demonstrated example.