Job Description
Why Valvoline Global Operations? At Valvoline Global Operations, we're proud to be The Original Motor Oil, but we've never rested on being first. Founded in 1866, we introduced the world's first branded motor oil, staking our claim as a pioneer in the automotive and industrial solutions industry. Today, as an affiliate of Aramco, one of the world's largest integrated energy and chemicals companies, we are driven by innovation and committed to creating sustainable solutions for a better future. With a global presence, we develop future-ready products and provide best-in-class services for our partners around the world. For us, originality isn't just about where we began; it's about where we're headed and how we'll lead the way. We are originality in motion. Our corporate values—Care, Integrity, Passion, Unity, and Excellence—are at the heart of everything we do. These values define how we operate, how we treat one another, and how we engage with our partners, customers, and the communities we serve. At Valvoline Global, we are united in our commitment to: Treating everyone with care; Acting with unwavering integrity; Striving for excellence in all endeavors; Delivering on our commitments with passion; Collaborating as one unified team. When you join Valvoline Global, you'll become part of a culture that celebrates creativity, innovation, and excellence. Together, we're shaping the future of automotive and industrial solutions. Valvoline Global Operations Headquarters is located in Lexington, KY. We prefer local candidates willing to work an in-office work schedule (3 days per week). *We're also open to candidates working in a remote capacity. The Counsel for Privacy, AI, and Data Protection serves as the enterprise subject matter authority and accountable legal owner for Valvoline Global Operations' global privacy, data protection, and AI governance programs. This role is responsible for establishing and maintaining scalable, compliant, and business-enabling frameworks that govern the organization's use of data and artificial intelligence across all regions. Operating with significant independence, this role translates complex and evolving regulatory requirements into actionable enterprise policies, standards, and risk-based guidance. The position has direct accountability for the effectiveness, maturity, and continuous improvement of privacy and AI governance programs, influencing senior leadership decisions and enabling responsible innovation while protecting the organization from regulatory, legal, and reputational risk.
