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Johnson & Johnson in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, seeks a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to support the site with Swiss and international regulatory compliance. You will act as main contact for regulatory activities and drive timely submissions and health authority interactions.
Required are a scientific degree and 4+ years in regulatory/regulatory-compliance roles, with strong knowledge of GMP and cross-functional collaboration. This role is a 2-year temporary contract at our Schaffhausen site.
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Job Function: Quality
Job Sub Function: Quality Systems
Job Category: Professional
All Job Posting Locations: Schaffhausen, Switzerland
We are searching for the best talent for a Regulatory Affairs Specialist .
Location: Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Contract Type: Temporary full-time position (2-year contract)
We are looking for a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to join our team in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
In this role, you will provide regulatory support to the Schaffhausen manufacturing site and help ensure compliance with Swiss and international regulatory requirements. Acting as a key point of contact for regulatory activities, you will support health authority interactions, lifecycle management activities, regulatory documentation, and site projects that are critical to maintaining compliance and continuity of supply.
Working closely with local site functions, Global Regulatory Affairs, and health authorities, you will help ensure timely execution of regulatory commitments and effective management of regulatory requirements across the site.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Pharmacy, Chemistry, Biology, Engineering, Life Sciences, or another relevant scientific field
Minimum 4 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry within Regulatory Affairs, Quality, Compliance, Manufacturing, or another GMP-regulated environment
Experience coordinating regulatory documentation and supporting regulatory submissions
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