Regulatory Affairs Junior Technician — Remote 2d/wk

Eurofragance; Bellaterra; Hybrid; EUR 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible start time

Hybrid remote 2 days/week

Cobee benefits

Health & wellness

Job summary

Eurofragance in Barcelona is seeking a Regulatory Affairs professional to support fragrance regulations across CLP, IFRA, and cosmetic rules for perfumes, body care and household products. You will coordinate with sales, customer service, perfumers and development managers to ensure compliance.

Requirements include a chemistry/biology degree, 1 year in Regulatory Affairs (fragrance knowledge a plus), professional English and Spanish, and good Microsoft Office skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Chemistry, Biology or related field.
• At least 1 year in Regulatory Affairs; fragrance regulations knowledge is a plus.
• Professional proficiency in English and Spanish.
• Good command of Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

• Provide support across all processes related to fragrance regulations within Regulatory Affairs.
• Study and control CLP, IFRA and cosmetic regulation at final product level.
• Coordinate with sales, customer service, perfumers and development managers.
• Support perfumers to ensure formulas comply with regulations and customer requirements.
• Improve Regulatory Systems and review the Regulatory Database.
• Assist in notifying fragrances to poison centers where sold.
• Ensure IFRA and Safety data certificates are available for customers.

Skills

English proficiency

Spanish proficiency

Regulatory affairs

Education

Bachelor's/Master's in Chemistry or Biology or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Eurofragance in Barcelona is seeking a Regulatory Affairs professional to support fragrance regulations across CLP, IFRA, and cosmetic rules for perfumes, body care and household products. You will coordinate with sales, customer service, perfumers and development managers to ensure compliance.

Requirements include a chemistry/biology degree, 1 year in Regulatory Affairs (fragrance knowledge a plus), professional English and Spanish, and good Microsoft Office skills.