REGULATORY AFFAIRS SPECIALIST – PHARMA

Our team in South Plainfield currently has an opening for a Regulatory Affairs Specialist – Pharma

YOUR ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Supporting the regional Pharma division Sales Team on topics including regulatory, legal, compliance, quality and product safety.
• Completion of technical and regulatory information requests from customers within the pharmaceutical industry (questionnaires, supply chain agreements, QAA’s & TA’s) in and English.
• Contribute as part of team to maintenance of EMEA document management system to keep product and supplier information up to date.
• Request product and supplier information directly from manufacturers and indirectly via other internal channels.
• Process Change Control Notifications.
• Maintain customer specific information such as completed questionnaires, supply chain agreements, QAA’s, TA’s in the designated database.
• Creation and ongoing update of product regulatory information in standardized information packs.
• Support of customer, regulatory and 3rd party audits.
• Reporting and documenting customer requests via KPIs.

YOUR PROFILE

Education and Experience:

• 2 years previous experience working with regulatory documentation.
• Knowledge of ISO9001, food safety or GxP systems.
• University degree in life sciences
• Knowledge of pharmaceutical industry requirements and regulations on APIs, Excipients and starting materials.
• Previous experience with the FDA (or another national competent authority) and their requirements.
• Team player, strong communication and interpersonal skills, with ability to work across all levels, and functions

OUR OFFER

• We aim to create an environment where the best people want to work, where they can turn their passion into their job and realize their full potential.
• Individual development, on-the-job training, and development programs designed to help our employees grow in their careers.
• Competitive pay and incentives.
• Various healthcare plan options as well as 401(k).

INTERESTED?

We look forward receiving your application.

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