We are looking for a dynamic, capable, curious, and innovative person to join our Regulatory Affairs (RA) team.
General Responsibility
Manages new regulatory submissions and assisting with the lifecycle management of the existing portfolio, ensuring alignment of regulatory activities and commercial goals.
Full ownership from submission until approval.
Organizing regulatory information, logs/tracking and issuing compliance program for any Marketing Authorization.
Specific Responsibilities
- Coordination of new MAAs and dossiers’ management until its closure, managing the deficiency letters coming from Authorities.
- Integrating all related activities for national phases submission, such as translations of product information with national consultants and mock-ups creation with design departments, and close follow-up with authorities until MA is granted.
- Ensuring that any condition to the marketing authorization is completed.
- Organizing AWs development according to internal procedures and digital tools to be added to the company’s master file in close interaction with launch timelines.
- Compile and prepare any involved documentation required for variations - administrative, quality or safety related ones- in liaison with internal policies and/or proper partners.
- Assisting Competent Authorities and/or vendors on general lifecycle management activities until its approval.
- Updating of AWs portfolio after regulatory activities’ approval guarantying that implementation date is respected and shared with AWs and Supply Chain departments.
- Submitting renewals in timely manner and ensuring timelines are shared with relevant parties and in every market.
- Archiving of essential documents, such as Product Information, approved mock-ups, letters of approvals and updated AWs in regulatory server.
- Make sure that the regulatory database is up to date for every product and marketing authorization to fulfill xEVMPD obligations.
- Monitoring sunset clause to be avoided.
- Informing interested parties on the regulatory status for current portfolio based on internal procedures.
- Stay up to date on latest regulatory requirements in Europe and share potential impact to the involved parties.
- Managing eCTD documents.
Competencies/Career level
Innovation, results orientation, communication, teamwork, adaptability/flexibility, self-development, sense of urgency, initiative.
Requirements and personal skills
- Education: Degree in Health Sciences (preferably Pharmacy, but also Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Veterinary or similar).
- Languages: Fluent English is a must.
- Experience (years/area): 3-4 years of experience in the mentioned functions above within a regulatory department of a pharmaceutical industry.
- Specific Knowledge: Knowledge of eCTD structure for preparation of module 1 and CMC expertise. Experience in portfolio management in connection with generics or branded generics (copies) for decentralized procedures. Awareness or regulatory affairs environment, EU-wide legal framework, and European authorities’ websites.
- Personal skills: Effective communication both verbally and in writing.