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SITA

Global travel IT solutions for airlines

Privacy Analyst

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/21/2026Deadline 9/10/27
No salary listed
Mid
Barcelona, Spain
HybridWork from home up to 2 days per week, depending on team needs.
Risk & CompliancePrivacy & Data Protection

About the job

Requirements
  • Demonstrable experience in a privacy role within a data-driven organization.
  • Good understanding of global data protection laws, standards, and associated compliance requirements.
  • Ability to prioritize workload effectively and work independently while collaborating across multiple business functions and teams.
  • Working knowledge of OneTrust or similar tools.
Responsibilities
  • Work with the Global Privacy & AI Office to develop, maintain, and evolve SITA's privacy and AI program.
  • Manage the privacy and AI triage process and execute risk assessments for SITA products, services, and third parties.
  • Document supporting evidence and ensure robust audit trails.
  • Track privacy-by-design and AI risks and mitigations as part of second-line monitoring, escalating to the Privacy & AI Risk Manager when actions are overdue or incomplete.
  • Support timely KPI and dashboard reporting by identifying trends and patterns in data.
  • Support privacy and AI training and awareness, focusing on Privacy by Design, Responsible AI, and appropriate risk-based technical and operational measures.
  • Represent the Global Privacy & AI Office in day-to-day activities with business, legal, and technology stakeholders and the wider privacy community.
Desired Qualifications
  • IAPP accreditation.
  • Working knowledge of Power BI dashboard creation and reporting.
  • Experience implementing software development and/or applications.
  • Exposure to AI governance.

About the company

SITA provides IT and communications solutions for the air transport industry, serving airlines and airports worldwide. Its products cover areas such as passenger check-in, flight operations messaging, baggage tracking, and airport-to-airline communications, all delivered through a global network of integrated software systems and services. The company connects airlines, airports, ground handlers, and other partners to enable smooth travel operations and better customer experiences. What sets SITA apart is its long history (nearly a century) and its deep, industry-wide reach; it focuses on interoperability and end-to-end integration across the entire air transport ecosystem, backed by partnerships and a shared infrastructure rather than standalone products. The company’s goal is to keep building connections that unite the fragmented aviation industry and to deliver better solutions that streamline operations and improve the travel experience for customers.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$400M

Headquarters

Geneva, Switzerland

Founded

1949

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What believers are saying

  • Qatar Airways and Hamad International launched SITA Fast Pass across 700 touchpoints in July 2026.
  • SriLankan Airlines awarded SITA Switzerland a $4.01 million, five-year global network contract.
  • SITA's Border Flow Lane launched September 9, 2026, promising eight-times-faster border clearance.

What critics are saying

  • San Francisco activists attacked SITA biometrics on August 27, 2026, over DHS data sharing.
  • NEC, IDEMIA, and airport incumbents can commoditize biometrics, squeezing SITA's margins by 2027.
  • If governments reject biometric identity, SITA's growth engine in borders and airports stalls.

What makes SITA unique

  • SITA sits inside 1,000+ airports, linking airlines, airports, governments, and border agencies.
  • Its Digital Travel Ecosystem spans 70+ governments and 2.2 billion annual passenger journeys.
  • NEC and SITA's October 2026 partnership hardens biometrics into a global airport standard.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Wellness Program
  • Professional Development Budget
  • Training Programs

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Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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ID Tech Wire
Oct 16th, 2026
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PhocusWire
Oct 15th, 2026
SITA to acquire Collins Aerospace's airport IT business.

SITA to acquire Collins Aerospace's airport IT business. Collins Aerospace Airport Solutions is the airport IT unit of Collins Aerospace, which is owned by U.S. aerospace and defense company RTX. The unit provides self-service check-in and bag drop, biometric identity management and passenger verification, as well as baggage-tracking technology and airport operations solutions. The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2027 and is subject to customer closing conditions including regulatory approvals. SITA said the addition strengthens its ability to provide "more seamless and resilient operations." "Ask an airport what it wants from a technology provider, and the answer is a trusted partner," said Nathalie Altwegg, SVP of airports at SITA. "That means understanding its environment, working closely with its teams and being there when support is needed. This acquisition will strengthen our ability to do that for more customers across the industry." In June, SITA also acquired airline disruption technology company Big Blue Analytics, which provides an artificial intelligence-enabled disruption management platform for airline operations. The terms of the teal were not disclosed. In July 2025, Safran completed its $1.8 billion acquisition of Collins Aerospace's flight control and actuation business from RTX.

PBG Media Ventures
Oct 6th, 2026
Cognizant selected by SITA to deliver ai-led global finance transformation on the cloud.

Cognizant selected by SITA to deliver ai-led global finance transformation on the cloud. The collaboration will help SITA create a frontier finance function - data-driven, innovative and focused on growth and measurable business value - using AI and new ways of working October 6, 2026 Bengaluru: Cognizant, on October 6 announced that it has been selected by SITA, the world's leading specialist in air transport technology, as the implementation and transformation partner for SITA's SKY programme. The groupwide, finance-led initiative will help SITA implement a modern cloud platform across finance, procurement and supply chain processes, designed to deliver measurable business value across SITA's global operations in more than 200 countries and territories. The transformation is designed to move finance beyond reporting and operational processing, establishing it as a more strategic, growth-focused partner to the business. Cognizant will work with SITA to implement a cloud-based ERP and management platform spanning planning, performance, project management and procurement. By connecting these functions through a shared data foundation, consistent ways of working and AI-led insights, SITA aims to strengthen planning, identify opportunities earlier and align resources more closely with its growth priorities. Cognizant's AI-first approach combines deep finance transformation expertise with generative AI implementation agents, informed by intellectual property developed through more than 800 cloud ERP projects. It draws on embedded platform AI capabilities and custom agents built using Cognizant's agentic AI capabilities to embed intelligence into planning, forecasting, project management and day-to-day finance activities - helping SITA accelerate delivery and put AI to work across live finance, procurement and project management processes. "SITA's SKY programme is a transformation programme aimed at delivering strong business outcomes," said Nicolas Husson, Chief Financial Officer at SITA. "By standardising core processes on Oracle Fusion Cloud and building AI into how we operate, we aim to create a more agile finance organisation and a strong foundation for our next phase of growth." "SITA plays a critical role in the global air transport ecosystem, and its growth requires an enterprise platform that can scale with the business, with technology and AI serving the strategy rather than defining it," said Saket Gulati, Senior Vice President and Head of Northern Europe at Cognizant. "By bringing together our cloud platform expertise, AI capabilities and end-to-end transformation experience, we will help SITA build a modern data and operating model foundation, embed new ways of working, and help translate technology investment into growth and measurable business value." "Enterprise platforms are the backbone of how global organisations run, and SITA's SKY programme is a great example of what's possible when that backbone is rebuilt for an AI-first world," said Roshan Subudhi, SVP and Head of Global Markets- Intelligent Enterprise Platforms at Cognizant. "By combining Agentic AI capabilities and our Oracle Fusion expertise, we're not just modernising systems - we're helping SITA reimagine how finance, procurement and supply chain teams work together, so the business can move faster and make smarter decisions at scale."

Money Compass
Oct 6th, 2026
Cognizant selected by SITA to deliver ai-led global finance transformation on the cloud.

Cognizant selected by SITA to deliver ai-led global finance transformation on the cloud. Collaboration will help SITA create a Frontier Finance function - data-driven, innovative and focused on growth and measurable business value - using AI and new ways of working AMSTERDAM and GENEVA, Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Cognizant (Nasdaq: CTSH) today announced that it has been selected by SITA, the world's leading specialist in air transport technology, as the implementation and transformation partner for SITA's SKY program. The groupwide, finance-led initiative will help SITA implement a modern cloud platform across finance, procurement and supply chain processes, designed to deliver measurable business value across SITA's global operations in more than 200 countries and territories. The transformation is designed to move finance beyond reporting and operational processing, establishing it as a more strategic, growth-focused partner to the business. Cognizant will work with SITA to implement a cloud-based ERP and management platform spanning planning, performance, project management and procurement. By connecting these functions through a shared data foundation, consistent ways of working and AI-led insights, SITA aims to strengthen planning, identify opportunities earlier and align resources more closely with its growth priorities. Cognizant's AI-first approach combines deep finance transformation expertise with generative AI implementation agents, informed by intellectual property developed through more than 800 cloud ERP projects. It draws on embedded platform AI capabilities and custom agents built using Cognizant's agentic AI capabilities to embed intelligence into planning, forecasting, project management and day-to-day finance activities - helping SITA accelerate delivery and put AI to work across live finance, procurement and project management processes. "SITA's SKY program is a transformation program aimed at delivering strong business outcomes," said Nicolas Husson, Chief Financial Officer at SITA. "By standardizing core processes on Oracle Fusion Cloud and building AI into how we operate, we aim to create a more agile finance organization and a strong foundation for our next phase of growth." "SITA plays a critical role in the global air transport ecosystem, and its growth requires an enterprise platform that can scale with the business, with technology and AI serving the strategy rather than defining it," said Saket Gulati, Senior Vice President and Head of Northern Europe at Cognizant. "By bringing together our cloud platform expertise, AI capabilities and end-to-end transformation experience, we will help SITA build a modern data and operating model foundation, embed new ways of working, and help translate technology investment into growth and measurable business value." "Enterprise platforms are the backbone of how global organizations run, and SITA's SKY program is a great example of what's possible when that backbone is rebuilt for an AI-first world," said Roshan Subudhi, SVP and Head of Global Markets- Intelligent Enterprise Platforms at Cognizant. "By combining Agentic AI capabilities and our Oracle Fusion expertise, we're not just modernizing systems - we're helping SITA reimagine how finance, procurement and supply chain teams work together, so the business can move faster and make smarter decisions at scale." About Cognizant Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) is an AI builder and technology services provider, building the bridge between AI investment and enterprise value by building full-stack AI solutions for its clients. Its deep industry, process and engineering expertise enables Money Compass to build an organization's unique context into technology systems that amplify human potential, realize tangible returns and keep global enterprises ahead in a fast-changing world. See how at www.cognizant.ai or @cognizant. About SITA SITA is the air transport industry's tech engine, making travel safer, easier, and more sustainable for everyone. From the earliest days of commercial aviation to today's digital frontiers, SITA has been there, connecting the industry and helping it evolve through every leap forward. With around 2,500 customers, SITA technology supports over 1,000 airports and more than 19,600 aircraft worldwide. It also helps over 70 governments strike the balance between secure borders and seamless journeys. Behind the scenes, SITA bridges 45-50% of the industry's data exchange, enabling a highly complex global network to operate smoothly and reliably, every step of the way. SITA is transforming fast. From advanced self-service and operations control to airport design and digital borders, it is shaping the next generation of travel through key acquisitions like Materna IPS, ASISTIM, and CCM. It is also expanding beyond aviation with initiatives such as SmartSea, bringing its trusted technologies to cruise, rail, and urban air mobility. This transformation is about more than new products. SITA is investing in the right skills, tools, and partnerships to help the industry move with greater intelligence and agility, bringing together smart systems, seamless data, and sustainable innovation. Because as global travel surges, flow is everything. As part of its bold climate strategy, SITA is cutting emissions by 4.2% each year and targeting net zero by 2050. SITA's science-based targets are validated by the SBTi, and its growing portfolio is helping customers reduce their own carbon footprints too. Owned by the industry and driven by its needs, SITA operates in more than 200 countries and territories. SOURCE Cognizant Technology Solutions

GlobeNewswire
Oct 1st, 2026
New Travel Industry Coalition calls for EU Digital Omnibus to enable secure, seamless biometric journeys.

New Travel Industry Coalition calls for EU Digital Omnibus to enable secure, seamless biometric journeys. Coalition seeks an effective and fair EU approach for responsible biometric travel to protect passenger choice, privacy and fundamental rights. October 01, 2026 05:18 ET | Source: SITA COURBEVOIE, France, Oct. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - ACI EUROPE, Amadeus, IATA, IDEMIA Public Security and SITA today announced the formation of the Responsible Biometrics Travel Industry Coalition, calling on EU policymakers to ensure the Digital Omnibus actively supports the voluntary and secure use of biometrics in travel while protecting passenger choice and privacy. The coalition is seeking a balanced regulatory approach that enables a more efficient and convenient experience for air travelers and maintains strong safeguards around the responsible use of biometric technologies. 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Combined, these benefits boost Europe's competitiveness by promoting efficient, well-connected airports and innovation across the travel and technology sectors. A clear regulatory framework can encourage continued investment and enable European technology companies to innovate and scale trusted solutions in their home market. To unlock the full potential of biometrics in European air travel, the coalition calls for the Digital Omnibus to adopt technology-neutral rules that allow the voluntary use of biometric data (where appropriate safeguards are in place) and offer passengers non-biometric alternatives. Protecting Privacy and Passenger Choice The coalition firmly believes the benefits of biometrics should go hand in hand with strong protections for passenger privacy and passengers' ability to choose whether to share or request to delete their data at any time. The use of biometric solutions should be voluntary, secure and limited to a defined journey. Research cited by the coalition found that 74% of travelers surveyed were willing to share biometric data in place of showing a passport or boarding pass, according to IATA's Global Passenger Survey. "EU policymakers have the opportunity to put Europe in the global lead on biometric regulation. The benefits of the latest technologies are clear: they can protect passenger data privacy and open a more seamless and efficient travel process. This will enhance the region's overall competitiveness. At the same time, biometric journeys should always be based on passenger choice and voluntary participation. Today we are publishing a manifesto that cements industry commitments to responsible use of biometrics and sets out a regulatory call for action to adopt rules that facilitate a secure and seamless future for more than a billion European air travelers each year," the Coalition said. The Coalition includes senior representatives from each member organization: Olivier Jankovec, Director General, ACI EUROPE; Fernando Cuesta, Senior Vice President, Industry Affairs Global Development, Amadeus; Thomas Reynaert, Senior Vice President, External Affairs, IATA; Lisa Shoemaker, Senior Vice President, Corporate Relations, IDEMIA Public Security; Pedro Alves, Senior Vice President, Borders, SITA. The 'Advancing Responsible Biometrics in Europe' Manifesto outlines a balanced, evidence-based approach to biometric technologies with the aim of: * Supporting public-private dialog on biometrics to help Europe respond to growing passenger volumes and limited airport capacity, while strengthening the competitiveness of its transport and tourism sectors.[1] * Promoting greater legal clarity around the use of biometric data to facilitate the responsible deployment of technologies that can bring tangible benefits to travelers. The coalition brings together expertise from across the travel ecosystem to provide practical insights and engage with policymakers and regulators. Coalition members believe that continued collaboration between industry and public authorities will be essential to maintaining Europe's high standards of privacy and fundamental rights while enabling future innovation in travel. About ACI EUROPE ACI EUROPE is the European region of Airports Council International, the only global trade association for airports. We represent over 600 airports in 55 countries. Our members facilitate over 95% of commercial air traffic in Europe. Air transport supports 14 million jobs, generating €851 billion in European economic activity (5% of GDP). In response to the Climate Emergency, in June 2019 our members committed to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions for operations under their control by 2050, without offsetting. Based in Brussels, we lead and serve the European airport industry and maintain strong links with other ACI regions throughout the world. www.aci-europe.org About Amadeus Amadeus makes the experience of travel better for everyone, everywhere by inspiring innovation, partnerships and responsibility to people, places and planet. As the system of record in travel, its technology powers the travel and tourism industry, enabling airlines, airports, hotels, travel sellers and partners to operate at global scale. Built on decades of industry expertise, its open platform connects hundreds of systems and workflows across the end-to-end journey, helping the industry respond to evolving traveler expectations and transforming how travel works. Amadeus is an IBEX 35 company, listed on the Spanish Stock Exchange under AMS.MC, and has been recognized by the Dow Jones Best-in-Class World Index for 14 consecutive years. Amadeus. It's how travel works better. About IATA The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the trade association for the world's airlines, representing over 370 airlines accounting for some 85% of global air traffic. We support many areas of aviation activity and help formulate industry policy on critical aviation issues. IATA's mission is to represent, lead, and serve the airline industry. www.iata.org About IDEMIA Group IDEMIA Group is a global technology leader with more than 12,500 employees worldwide. Its two market-leading divisions deliver mission-critical solutions that simplify and secure interactions in the physical and digital realms: * IDEMIA Secure Transactions (IST) is the leading technology provider making it safer and easier to pay and connect. With unmatched expertise in cryptography and credential issuance, IST is trusted by over 2000 financial institutions, mobile operators, automotive manufacturers, and IoT providers worldwide. Every day, IST secures billions of essential transactions, ensuring the highest levels of data protection and convenience. * IDEMIA Public Security (IPS) is a trusted provider of government-grade and secure biometric-based solutions for 600 government, state and federal agencies. With decades of experience in biometric technologies, IPS enables safer, frictionless and fairer ways to secure travel, access and citizen protection. About SITA SITA is the air transport industry's tech engine, making travel safer, easier, and more sustainable for everyone. From the earliest days of commercial aviation to today's digital frontiers, SITA has been there, connecting the industry and helping it evolve through every leap forward. With around 2,500 customers, SITA technology supports over 1,000 airports and more than 19,600 aircraft worldwide. It also helps over 70 governments strike the balance between secure borders and seamless journeys. Behind the scenes, SITA bridges 45-50% of the industry's data exchange, enabling a highly complex global network to operate smoothly and reliably, every step of the way. Owned by the industry and driven by its needs, SITA operates in more than 200 countries and territories. Find out more at www.sita.aero. Media contacts: Agata Lyznik ACI EUROPE +32 2 552 09 89 [email protected] Kristen Goldman Amadeus +1 781 330 6539 [email protected] Chris Goater IATA +41 227 702 615 [email protected] Genevieve de Vera IDEMIA Public Security +1 978 808 7047 [email protected] Charles Font SITA +34 663 805 550 [email protected] [1] ICAO forecasts that global air passenger traffic will reach 12.4 billion passengers annually by 2050, nearly three times 2024 levels. Digital identity and biometric technologies can help airports process growing passenger volumes more efficiently, make better use of existing infrastructure and support a secure, seamless passenger experience.