Nexlevr
Ethics, Law & Governance · Internship Role

PRIVACY ENGINEERING

Build privacy-by-design checklists and tools so products collect less, protect more, and respect user rights by default.

SKILLS YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH
Privacy by designData mappingPrivacy threat modelling (LINDDUN)AnonymisationPrivacy tooling
PROOF-OF-WORK TASKS
8 TASKS

Start at Beginner and work up. Every task produces something real you can show: a report, a tool, a guide or a demo. Publish it on LinkedIn or GitHub as your proof of work.

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Beginner
LEVEL 01
  • 01Map the personal data flow of an app you use daily (what it collects, where the data goes, who sees it) as a diagram, with a short critique.
  • 02Write a 15-item privacy-by-design checklist for student developers building their first app.
  • 03Explain pseudonymisation vs anonymisation, with real examples of 'anonymous' data being re-identified.
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Intermediate
LEVEL 02
  • 01Run a LINDDUN privacy threat model on a sample app (for example, a health tracker) and propose a fix for each threat.
  • 02Build a small tool that scans a CSV or database export for personal data (emails, phone numbers, Aadhaar-like patterns) and masks it.
  • 03Create a data retention and deletion policy for a startup, with a schedule for each data type.
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Advanced
LEVEL 03
  • 01Build a privacy review toolkit for product teams: an intake form, data map template, risk scoring, and a DPIA template aligned with DPDP.
  • 02Apply differential privacy to a public dataset, measure the privacy/accuracy trade-off at 3 epsilon values, and explain the results for non-experts.