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WOW Softech in Delhi, India invites an Assistant Manager, Regulatory Affairs to lead end-to-end regulatory activities, from planning through submission and post-submission follow-up. You will collaborate with global regulatory teams and prepare regulatory submission packages using SUGAM, CTD/eCTD formats.
You will coordinate with Quality, Manufacturing, Clinical, Labelling and Supply Chain to assemble dossiers, respond to health authority queries, and ensure compliance with CDSCO, ICH guidelines
POSITION OVERVIEW:
The Assistant Manager, Regulatory Affairs will contribute to end-to-end regulatory activities, from planning and preparation through submission and post-submission follow-up. The role will also work closely with global regulatory teams, providing support on tasks such as preparation and compilation of regulatory submission packages, as and when required.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Monitor regulatory changes and flag potential impact to the team
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS:
Education: Bachelors or Master’s degree in Pharmacy, Life Sciences, or a related field preferably with Clinical research course
Experience: Up to 5 years of relevant working in Clinical Research industry having experience handling Global Clinical trials, in a regulatory position.
Skills:
Working knowledge of regulatory submission processes and dossier formats (preferably SUGAM and additionally with CTD/eCTD)
Understanding of regulatory guidelines (specially CDSCO, ICH, and preferably with FDA, EMA, depending on business scope)
Familiarity with regulatory publishing or document management tools (a plus)
Strong attention to detail and documentation skills
Good written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work with global teams across time zones
Strong organisational and time-management skills
Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines
Proactive, collaborative, and adaptable approach
Preferred (Good to Have)
Experience supporting global or multi-region submissions
Exposure to regulatory information management systems (RIMS)
Prior experience handling health authority queries