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Carnival Corporation

Carnival Corporation

www.carnivalcorp.com

3 Jobs

3,096 Employees

About the Company

Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK) is the largest global cruise company, and among the largest leisure travel companies, with a portfolio of world-class cruise lines and a fleet of over 90 ships. Together its cruise lines - including AIDA Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Costa Cruises, Cunard, Holland America Line, P&O Cruises, Princess Cruises, and Seabourn - visit more than 800 ports around the world and account for nearly 40% of the overall cruise market globally. In 2024, the company's talented workforce of over 160,000 team members from 150 countries delivered unforgettable happiness to approximately 13.5 million guests by providing extraordinary cruise vacations, while honoring the integrity of every ocean sailed, place visited, and life touched. Carnival Corporation owns and operates eight destinations globally, designed exclusively for guests of the company's cruise lines, as well as Holland America Princess Alaska Tours, the leading tour company in Alaska and the Canadian Yukon. The company is dual-listed and traded on the London and New York stock exchanges and is included in both the S&P 500 index in the US and the FTSE 250 index in the UK.

Listed Jobs

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Company Name
Carnival Corporation
Job Title
Third Party Risk Management Principal
Job Description
**Job Title:** Third Party Risk Management Principal **Role Summary:** Led comprehensive third‑party risk assessments for a global enterprise, applying technical security expertise to identify, analyze, and evaluate cybersecurity risks. Managed assessment workflows, integrated contractual requirements, and drove risk mitigation in collaboration with business stakeholders. Served as the primary liaison between the Third‑Party Risk Management program and cross‑functional teams, while enhancing reporting, tooling, and program maturity. **Expectations:** - Deliver timely, accurate risk assessments for external partners. - Communicate findings, justify risk ratings, and champion risk reduction initiatives. - Maintain SLA compliance, document assessment progress, and report key metrics to leadership. - Continuously improve assessment tools (OneTrust, VISO Trust, Black Kite) and reporting dashboards. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. Execute end‑to‑end third‑party risk assessments, gathering security gaps, controls, financial data, and program artifacts. 2. Rate and communicate cyber risks; defend analyses and collaborate with business owners to reduce risk to acceptable levels. 3. Integrate contractual obligations into legal agreements, reviewing and refining contract language. 4. Manage assessment service‑level agreements, troubleshoot assessment tools, and act as escalation point for vendor inquiries. 5. Facilitate due‑diligence processes across business units; ensure stakeholder engagement in assessment, evaluation, and response. 6. Conduct training sessions to raise awareness of third‑party risk across organizational units. 7. Provide weekly leadership updates; develop one‑trust dashboards and reporting to track program KPIs and KRIs. 8. Support strategic initiatives to advance program maturity, automation, and integration with global functions. **Required Skills:** - 8+ years of risk‑management or IT security experience, with a focus on third‑party risk. - Expertise in NIST CSF, 800‑30, 800‑53, 800‑171, 800‑161 frameworks. - Proficiency with GRC/TPRM tools (OneTrust preferred; VISO Trust, Black Kite). - Strong communication, presentation, and stakeholder‑management abilities. - Experience collaborating with legal for contract reviews. - Adept at process management, multitasking, and driving continuous improvement. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Bachelor’s degree in information security, business, or related field (or equivalent experience). - Professional certifications: CTPRP, CISSP, CISM, or CRISC.
Miami, United states
Hybrid
Senior
29-10-2025
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Company Name
Carnival Corporation
Job Title
Analyst, Privacy
Job Description
**Job Title:** Analyst, Privacy **Role Summary** Oversee compliance with U.S. and international privacy laws across multiple brands, manage privacy incidents, data subject rights, and privacy impact assessments, and collaborate with cross‑functional stakeholders to implement and improve privacy processes. **Expectations** - 2–5 years of privacy, data protection, or compliance experience. - Strong written and verbal communication with internal and external parties. - Proactive, detail‑oriented, able to meet statutory deadlines and manage competing priorities. **Key Responsibilities** - Monitor and enforce compliance with U.S. and international privacy statutes (GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA, LGPD, etc.). - Investigate, document, and report privacy incidents; ensure timely corrective actions. - Administer the Data Subject Rights (DSR) program: process access, deletion, and correction requests, ensuring legal deadlines are met. - Partner with marketing, communications, security, legal, front‑office, and audit to apply privacy policies and procedures. - Identify gaps and recommend enhancements to the North America Privacy Program, including tools, training, and awareness initiatives. - Track and report privacy metrics to leadership. - Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of evolving privacy legislation and industry best practices. **Required Skills** - In‑depth understanding of privacy rights requests and statutory time‑frames. - Excellent writing, drafting incident reports, and communicating with stakeholders. - Strong organizational and project‑management abilities. - Critical thinking and sound decision‑making under regulatory constraints. - Proficiency with privacy‑centric technology and corporate IT systems. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Business Administration, or related field. - CIPP/US or CIPP/EU certification is a plus.
Miami, United states
Hybrid
Junior
23-11-2025
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Company Name
Carnival Corporation
Job Title
Manager, Ethics and Compliance
Job Description
**Job Title** Manager, Ethics and Compliance **Role Summary** Lead the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of ethics and compliance programs across shipboard and shoreside operations for a multi‑brand organization. Manage compliance risk assessment, monitoring, reporting, and the internal hotline. Build a high‑performing team, train staff, and collaborate with business units to embed ethical conduct and legal compliance throughout the enterprise. **Expectations** - Manage a team of two direct reports and provide coaching and performance feedback. - Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of laws and regulations relevant to anti‑corruption, anti‑trust, ADA, data privacy, and other compliance domains. - Deliver periodic progress reports to senior management and board‑level committees, including root‑cause analysis and risk mitigation recommendations. - Serve as co‑chair of the Ethics & Compliance Committee, preparing agendas, minutes, and presentations. - Achieve full compliance with internal policies and external regulations. - Obtain CCEP or equivalent certification within the first year (or be willing to pursue it). **Key Responsibilities** - Identify, assess, monitor, and report on compliance risks across the organization. - Oversee the compliance hotline, ensuring timely documentation, evaluation, and resolution of complaints. - Lead continuous improvement initiatives for reporting, identification, and resolution processes. - Develop, update, and enforce internal policies and guidelines; monitor adherence by shipboard and shoreside teams across all brands. - Collaborate with business areas to ensure legal and regulatory compliance. - Prepare narrative and analytical progress reports, including root‑cause analysis, for executive audiences. - Chair the Ethics & Compliance Committee, coordinating meetings and communication. - Conduct or oversee investigations of alleged non‑compliance, maintaining confidentiality and integrity. - Provide training and guidance to staff on compliance procedures, ethics, and reporting mechanisms. - Manage travel up to 25% with potential shipboard travel. **Required Skills** - Proven experience managing global or multi‑brand ethics and compliance programs. - Strong leadership and team development skills. - In‑depth knowledge of anti‑corruption, anti‑trust, ADA, data privacy, and related regulations. - Experience with confidential reporting mechanisms and investigative processes. - Ability to translate complex regulatory requirements into clear policies and training. - Strong analytical, reporting, and communication skills, with proficiency in presenting to senior executives and board committees. - Familiarity with compliance metrics, dashboards, and continuous improvement methodologies. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Law, Business, Public Policy, or related field. - Certification in compliance or ethics (e.g., CCEP, CCEP‑I) preferred; candidate willing to obtain within first year. ---
Miami, United states
Hybrid
22-11-2025