We've got a really exciting opening in our Legal team for a junior Solicitor to join us her at Experian.

You will be Legal advisor to the business on legal and regulatory matters (including product development, regulatory projects, Data Protection, Open Banking and FCA requirements). You will have the opportunity to support as the lead relationship lawyer working independently for the relevant designated Experian business units and as a crucial part of the wider team supporting on bigger projects. The variety of work is unrivalled - working in a truly agile, fast paced environment you will never be bored!

Why this role is important to us

It all starts with innovation. We are passionate about providing solutions as trusted advisors. Our purpose is to support the business with sound, proactive advice. We think creatively, we collaborate, we find solutions quickly to support business growth and manage risk. We care and we want to make positive difference, not just for Experian but also for consumers and the markets we operate in. Within this role you will be at the coal face of some really interesting and challenging work. As such, you will play a key role in a forward looking, dynamic and evolving legal department.

What you’ll need to bring to the role & Experian

• Experience working as a lawyer either in-house or in private practice. Preferably with some experience working in a regulated environment- financial services would be beneficial but not essential.
• Basic knowledge of the regulatory framework including FCA permissions, FCA Handbook and Rules would be advantageous.
• A background which has provided you with exposure to any of the following: financial services, payments, regulated products, consumer duty, price comparison websites, open banking, AML/KYC, competition law and/ or contracts work would all be desirable to highlight your transferable skills but in-depth knowledge of all of these areas is not essential.
• Exposure to and understanding of GDPR and UK Data Protection Act 2018 governance and its practical implications would be highly advantageous.