Global Regulatory Chemistry Specialist

Syngenta Crop Protection; Manchester; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in crop protection is seeking a Global Regulatory Chemistry Specialist in Manchester. The role focuses on managing regulatory data, enhancing compliance efforts, and supporting digital transformation initiatives. Ideal candidates will have a relevant degree and experience in regulatory environments, offering a chance to work in an international setting with extensive benefits.

Benefits

Comprehensive benefits including pension

Bonus

Private medical insurance

Up to 31.5 days of annual leave

International environment with growth opportunities

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's in Chemistry or related field; PhD is a plus.
• Experience in regulatory environments like Product Chemistry or Registration.
• Knowledge of global registration requirements and chemical data management.

Responsibilities

• Manage regulatory chemistry data and support digital transformation.
• Prepare regulatory dossiers and ensure compliance.
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams on regulatory documentation.

Skills

Communication

Regulatory Knowledge

Data Management

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Chemistry

PhD in Chemistry (plus)

Job description

Job Description:

Global Regulatory Chemistry Specialist at Syngenta Crop Protection in Manchester, United Kingdom. Requires a Bachelor Degree. Open to recent graduates. This role involves managing regulatory chemistry data, supporting digital transformation, and preparing regulatory dossiers.

Job Responsibilities:

Company Overview: As a leader in crop protection, Syngenta helps farmers protect crops and ensure food security while minimizing land use. Headquartered in Switzerland, we focus on plant safety from planting to harvesting.

Role Details: The position involves enhancing regulatory data, supporting data strategy, and ensuring compliance. Responsibilities include data retrieval, assessment, coordination with cross-functional teams, and supporting global regulatory efforts. The role requires becoming proficient with regulatory knowledge management systems and supporting various teams with regulatory documentation.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's or Master's in Chemistry or related field; PhD is a plus.
• Experience in regulatory environments like Product Chemistry or Registration.
• Knowledge of global registration requirements and chemical data management.
• Excellent communication skills in English.

Additional Benefits:

• Comprehensive benefits including pension, bonus, private medical insurance.
• Up to 31.5 days of annual leave.
• International environment with growth and training opportunities.

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