Regulatory Affairs Specialist — Data-Driven (Hybrid EU)

Hempel A/S; Méru; Hybrid; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Hempel A/S seeks a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to drive data‑driven regulatory processes across Europe. You will ensure EU compliance, manage data in Chemmate and IUCLID, and build dashboards with Excel and Power BI to support product development and reformulation initiatives.

The role requires a chemistry/engineering or data‑related degree, strong English, and a proactive approach to continuous improvement and regulatory challenges.

Qualifications

• A university degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Data-related scientific field or similar.
• Experience with digital regulatory systems, databases, spreadsheets and reporting tools.
• Solid knowledge of European chemical legislation (REACH, CLP) and product stewardship.
• Advanced Excel skills; experience with Power BI, Chemmate, IUCLID, SQL or similar tools.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with EU chemical regulations through regulatory stewardship and robust processes.
• Manage regulatory data in Chemmate, IUCLID and other platforms, develop dashboards and reports.
• Translate regulatory requirements into practical business solutions for product development.
• Evaluate and improve regulatory processes using digital tools, automation, and improved data quality.
• Collaborate with regional stakeholders to harmonize regulatory practices and support digital transformation.

Skills

English fluency

Analytical thinking

Continuous improvement mindset

Regulatory mindset

Education

Degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or data-related field

Tools

Excel

Power BI

IUCLID

Chemmate

SQL

Job description

Hempel A/S seeks a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to drive data‑driven regulatory processes across Europe. You will ensure EU compliance, manage data in Chemmate and IUCLID, and build dashboards with Excel and Power BI to support product development and reformulation initiatives.

The role requires a chemistry/engineering or data‑related degree, strong English, and a proactive approach to continuous improvement and regulatory challenges.