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Vantive in Bengaluru, India, seeks a Research Associate II to manage global import/export activities for R&D materials, APIs, excipients, reference standards, and medical devices, ensuring strict GxP and regulatory compliance.
You will coordinate with regulatory affairs, quality, procurement, and logistics, prepare shipment documents, obtain licenses and approvals, and maintain audit-ready records to support clinical research and product development.
Location: Bengaluru, India (Whitefield)
Company: Vantive
Job ID: JR - 193859
Category: General R&D / Supply Chain / Regulatory Operations
Experience Required: 37 years (Not suitable for freshers)
Vantive is a global healthcare innovator focused on advancing vital organ therapies, with a strong legacy of nearly 70 years in kidney care and dialysis solutions. The organization is committed to improving patient outcomes through cutting-edge R&D, digital transformation, and advanced therapeutic solutions.
At Vantive, professionals work in a purpose-driven environment that combines scientific innovation with real-world healthcare impact.
The Research Associate II (Import/Export Specialist) plays a critical role in supporting pharmaceutical and medical device R&D operations. This position is responsible for managing global import and export activities of research materials, medical devices, and laboratory equipment while ensuring strict compliance with regulatory and quality standards.
This role directly contributes to uninterrupted clinical research, product development, and validation processes.
This position is critical for ensuring seamless global movement of research materials, directly impacting clinical development timelines and product innovation. It offers exposure to international regulatory frameworks and cross-functional collaboration in a high-growth healthcare environment.
This role requires prior experience in pharmaceutical or medical device import/export operations. Freshers are advised to begin with entry-level roles in supply chain, regulatory affairs, or clinical research before applying to mid-level positions like this.