Regulatory Affairs Manager

Kindeva Drug Delivery
Loughborough
3 months ago
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Join Kindeva Drug Delivery to lead regulatory compliance and support the development and commercialization of new products worldwide.


Key Responsibilities

  • Provide global regulatory input on New Product Development and Marketed Product Support strategies.
  • Ensure effective regulatory oversight for assigned products and marketing authorizations.
  • Advisory on regulatory requirements for planned/unplanned changes.
  • Manage regulatory authority meetings, including briefing documentation and presentations.
  • Attend client-focused meetings and interface with regulatory contacts.
  • Participate in technical reviews of data aligned with global guidelines.
  • Estimate regulatory resource needs for incorporation into project plan.
  • Prepare submission project plans and draft, review, and approval process and timeline.
  • Provide regulatory guidance to commercial launch teams and business development.
  • Communicate regulatory learnings from other projects to the wider organization.

Skills & Experience

  • 10+ years relevant experience in European, US or Global registration procedures.
  • Degree in pharmacy, life science or equivalent.
  • Additional regulatory qualifications advantageous.
  • Knowledge of the Global Regulatory Affairs environment – Guidelines and legislation.
  • Practical knowledge of the drug regulatory processes in at least one major region (EU/US).
  • Understanding of the drug development process from concept to launch.
  • Broad understanding of the pharmaceutical business and associated regulatory areas.

Key Capabilities

  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, written & oral.
  • Able to work as part of a cross-functional team and act independently.
  • Enthusiastic and determined to achieve set objectives.
  • Comfortable with detailed technical information and overall business picture.
  • Strong computer skills and organizational capabilities.
  • Demonstrate flexibility, strategic thinking and drive to succeed.
  • Deliver results accurately within demanding time frames.
  • Handle a crisis situation professionally and positively.
  • Firm understanding of the regulatory function within the wider business.
  • Adapt to changing priorities, timelines, and regulatory expectations.
  • Maintain a high standard of accuracy, completeness and documentation.
  • Champion data integrity and a right first-time culture.

What We Offer

  • Attractive compensation package.
  • Company pension scheme (up to 10% employer contribution).
  • 25 days holiday per year plus bank holidays and service days after 5 years.
  • Private Medical Insurance.
  • Company sick pay.
  • Employee Assistance Program with 24/7 confidential helpline.
  • Life assurance of four times life cover salary.
  • Flexible working hours.
  • Wellness programmes.
  • Employee recognition program.
  • Employee development.
  • Free on-site parking.Discount and cashback at many retailers.
  • Cycle to work scheme.
  • Flu vaccinations.
  • Employee referral scheme.

Additional Information

Working Hours: 37.5hrs per week


Location: Charnwood Campus, Loughborough


All applicants must be eligible to work in the UK.


Kindeva is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Seniority Level

Mid-Senior level


Employment Type

Full-time


Job Function

Legal


Industries

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing


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