Twitter is hiring for Compliance Officer, Nodal Officer, Grievance officer in India
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As per the government new order, the tech companies including WhatsApp, Facebook, Google and others were required to appoint chief compliance officer, nodal officer and grievance officer from India.
After a prolonged battle with the Indian government over new IT rules, Twitter has finally taken steps to comply with the government’s order. Twitter has posted job openings on Linkedin for the position of chief compliance officer, nodal officer and grievance officer. As per the government new order, the tech companies including WhatsApp, Facebook, Google and others were required to appoint chief compliance officer, nodal officer and grievance officer from India. The job posting on Linkedin reveals that Twitter is actively looking for the chief compliance officer, nodal officer and grievance officer. Anybody with the right skillset and experience can apply for the above-mentioned positions. Twitter has posted a job opening for a Resident Grievance officer. The position is based in Delhi. In the job description, Twitter says that the person will be responsible for overseeing the grievance redressal mechanism of complaints from the people who Twitter in India. “This role is part of the legal team within Twitter Inc. and will report to the company’s headquarters located in San Francisco, CA. You will collaborate closely with colleagues from allied teams (including Legal and Trust & Safety), providing your own subject-matter expertise, and seeking the expertise of others when needed. You must therefore be comfortable collaborating with colleagues from a wide variety of teams and backgrounds, and managing internal and external stakeholders effectively, all while advocating vigorously for Twitter and our users in India. This position is ideal for a seasoned professional with prior experience interfacing with the public or government officials on issues of national importance,” the description. The appliance should have relevant qualifications and work experience of a minimum of six years.
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