Regulatory Affairs Officer - SRG

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Edinburgh
1 week ago
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About Our Client

Our client is a leading organisation in the healthcare and diagnostics sector, committed to delivering innovative solutions and maintaining the highest standards of regulatory compliance. They are seeking a skilled Regulatory Affairs Officer to join their team and play a key role in ensuring global regulatory compliance and supporting product registrations.


The Role

As a Regulatory Affairs Officer, you will be responsible for developing regulatory strategies, managing product license registrations worldwide, and advising on compliance requirements. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a fast‑paced environment where your expertise will directly contribute to the success of the business.


Key Responsibilities

  • Prepare and compile regulatory documentation and coordinate submissions for global markets, including US, EU, Canada, and others.
  • Advise internal teams on data requirements for successful license applications.
  • Develop and maintain product labelling requirements and liaise with stakeholders.
  • Monitor regulatory changes and maintain compliance with ISO13485, IVD Directive 98/79/EC, IVD Regulation 2017/746, FDA CFRs, and other global standards.
  • Maintain technical files and regulatory documents for multiple territories.
  • Communicate effectively with regulatory authorities and external bodies.
  • Support process improvements and provide guidance and training to team members.

What We’re Looking For

  • A relevant degree or equivalent experience in regulatory affairs.
  • Previous experience in regulatory submissions and compliance within medical devices or related industries.
  • Strong knowledge of CE and FDA regulations, including PMA, BLA, and 510(k) submissions.
  • Excellent technical writing skills and proficiency in MS Office.
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast‑paced environment.
  • Exceptional attention to detail, time management, and problem‑solving skills.

Desirable

  • Experience working within an FDA‑licensed manufacturing facility.
  • Previous involvement in global regulatory submissions beyond core regions.

Why Apply?

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a forward‑thinking organisation that values innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Our client offers a supportive environment where your contributions will make a real impact.


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