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Regulatory Affairs Senior Data Steward (m/f/d)

Grünenthal Group
Maidenhead
5 days ago
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Overview

Regulatory Affairs Senior Data Steward (m/f/d) at Grünenthal Group. This role is in Professional | Permanent | Full-/ Part-time | Hybrid. If you’re passionate about advancing therapies and improving patient lives, this opportunity offers the chance to contribute in a state-of-the-art Research & Development environment, working on innovative medicines and data management initiatives.

What The Job Looks Like
  • Lead or support development, implementation and maintenance of data standards and data policies in the GRA Digital Eco System.
  • Ensure alignment of implemented data standards with external requirements where applicable, such as ISO IDMP standards in the EU & US.
  • Lead or support implementation and maintenance of activities related to external structured data management requirements – xEVMPD, IDMP, SPOR, ESMP, etc.
  • Ensure alignment of data standards with internal cross-functional systems and processes within R&D (e.g., Development, Drug Safety) and outside R&D (such as Global Operations).
  • Champion data management responsibilities for the Global Regulatory Affairs Digital Eco System.
  • Oversee creation, update and maintenance of master data, reference data and critical transactional data within RIMS, ensuring conformance with defined standards.
  • Lead or support the implementation and maintenance of a data quality framework, data management KPIs, monitoring and reporting activities.
  • Lead or support delivery of data analytics and reporting requirements from RIMS & GRA Advanced Analytics capability.
  • Lead or support data transfer strategy and execution related to M&A (transfer of data, documents, submissions).
  • Collaborate closely with GRA Digital Product Champions, Process Champions and IT teams to ensure alignment between data, process and technology.
What You'll Bring To The Table
  • University degree in Life Sciences, Regulatory Affairs, Systems and Data Management, or Business Administration.
  • Expert level understanding and 10+ years working experience with Regulatory data management, data governance and data quality initiatives.
  • Deep expertise and 6+ years of experience with structured data submissions (IDMP, SPOR, xEVMPD).
  • Strong understanding and working experience of regulatory data sources, interfaces with R&D, Global Operations and external systems.
  • Strong understanding and working experience with Veeva Vault RIM Suite (Registrations, Submissions, Submissions Archive, Publishing).
  • Veeva certified professionals preferred.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously in a results-driven and customer-focused environment.
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills in English.
  • Attention to detail, can-do attitude and a positive and proactive mindset.
  • Excellent team collaboration skills, with the ability to work independently when required.


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