Regulatory Affairs Manager

Atrio Search; Remote; GBP 125,000 - 150,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading agrochemical company is recruiting a Regulatory Affairs Manager (Independent Consultant) to manage UK ecotoxicology registrations and support the registration of plant protection products. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience in regulatory affairs and communication with UK authorities. This role provides a key position in a fast-growing environment and entails significant responsibilities, including project management and strategic input into regulatory strategy.

Benefits

Autonomy in role

Opportunity to shape regulatory strategy

Collaborative multicultural environment

Qualifications

• Proven experience in ecotoxicology and registration of plant protection products.
• Strong analytical and scientific skills, including data interpretation.
• Excellent communication skills in English; experience with UK authorities is an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and maintain registration dossiers for plant protection products.
• Review and interpret ecotoxicological studies for various substances.
• Manage multiple registration projects and interact with regulatory authorities.

Skills

Ecotoxicology

Data interpretation

Communication (English)

Regulatory knowledge (UK/EU)

Job description

My client is looking for a Regulatory Affairs Manager (Independent Consultant) to strengthen its European regulatory affairs team and support the registration of plant protection products in the United Kingdom.

Mission 1 – Manage UK Ecotoxicology Registrations

• Prepare, submit, and maintain registration dossiers for plant protection products under the UK regulatory system, liaising with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and other relevant authorities.
• Ensure compliance of ecotoxicology sections across all stages of the application process, including post‑approval management and renewals.
• Keep abreast of evolving regulatory guidance and ensure alignment with EU zonal frameworks where applicable.

Mission 2 – Provide Scientific and Technical Expertise

• Review and interpret ecotoxicological studies for various active substances (herbicides, fungicides, insecticides) and application methods (spray, drip irrigation, seed treatment).
• Apply sound knowledge of risk assessment principles, ecotoxicology guidelines, and statistical analysis.
• Integrate up‑to‑date approaches, including the latest EFSA and UK HSE guidance on birds, mammals, and bees, into dossier preparation.

Mission 3 – Lead Projects and Collaborate Across Borders

• Manage multiple registration projects, ensuring timelines and deliverables are met.
• Interact effectively with internal teams, external consultants, and regulatory authorities to clarify requirements and provide scientific justification.
• Contribute to strategic decisions within Sharda’s European regulatory network and support coordination with colleagues in continental Europe and India.

This position is for you if you demonstrate :

• Proven experience in ecotoxicology and registration of plant protection products in the UK and / or EU regulatory environment.
• Strong analytical and scientific skills, including data interpretation and study review.
• Excellent communication skills in English, both written and spoken; experience engaging with UK authorities (HSE) is a strong advantage.

This role will provide you with

• A key position in an international, fast‑growing agrochemical company expanding its UK footprint.
• The opportunity to shape regulatory strategy and directly influence product access to the UK market.
• A versatile, high‑impact role within a collaborative, multicultural environment.

Location :

United Kingdom – Home‑based position with occasional travel to European offices or regulatory meetings.

Contract type :

Independent consultant role, offering autonomy and close collaboration with the teams.