Regulatory Affairs Project Manager

ADAMA Ltd.; Grassobbio; In loco; EUR 50.000 - 70.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

A global leader in crop protection seeks a Regulatory Affairs Project Manager based in Italy. This role involves managing regulatory activities for product registrations in Italy and Malta, ensuring compliance with legislation, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, minimum of 4 years’ experience in crop protection product registration, and fluent communication skills in Italian and English. A competitive work environment and impactful role await the right candidate.

Servizi

Attractive career opportunities

Competitive working environment

Collaboration with experts

Competenze

• Minimum 4 years’ experience in registration of Crop Protection Products (PPP) in a Southern Zone country.
• Solid knowledge of PPP regulations and understanding of registration dossiers.
• Native Italian speaker with fluent English (written and spoken).

Mansioni

• Prepare and submit registration dossiers to Italian and Maltese authorities.
• Manage an assigned product portfolio for compliance and registrations.
• Collaborate with internal business units for project outcomes.
• Represent the company in official bodies and associations.
• Ensure communication with stakeholders regarding regulatory matters.

Conoscenze

Project management

Analytical thinking

Problem-solving capabilities

Strong communication skills

Ability to manage multiple tasks

Team-oriented mindset

Formazione

Bachelor’s degree in Toxicology, Environmental Science, Safety Assessment of Xenobiotics, Agronomy, Biology, or a related field

Descrizione del lavoro

Regulatory Affairs Project Manager

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About the Role

Reporting to the Country Regulatory Affairs Manager, you will join the European Regulatory Affairs Team, taking responsibility for regulatory activities in Italy and Malta. This role offers broad exposure to European and zonal regulatory projects, close collaboration with cross‑functional teams, and the opportunity to contribute to key strategic decisions in a dynamic international environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Preparation and timely submission of registration dossiers to Italian and Maltese competent authorities, ensuring full compliance with Italian, Maltese, and European legislation.
• Full ownership of an assigned product portfolio, ensuring correct labelling, regulatory compliance, and maintenance of registrations.
• Close cooperation with internal business units to support decision‑making and maximize project outcomes.
• Cross‑support to other Southern European (SEU) countries as required.
• Representation of ADAMA in official bodies, authorities, and national associations.
• Project Management responsibilities at European and zonal level, including:
• Identification of registration requirements to obtain or maintain approval of formulated products.
• Participation in project teams where critical regulatory and business decisions are made.
• Providing regulatory input to define registration strategies aligned with zonal requirements and business priorities.
• Communication with internal and external stakeholders.
• Review of dossiers in line with EU requirements and accepted national refinements (no dossier writing).
• Review of Preliminary Risk Assessments.
• Maintenance of internal databases and proper storage of regulatory information.

What You Will Bring

• Bachelor’s degree in Toxicology, Environmental Science, Safety Assessment of Xenobiotics, Agronomy, Biology, or a related field.
• Minimum 4 years’ experience in registration of Crop Protection Products (PPP) in a Southern Zone country.
• Project management experience is considered an advantage.
• Strong ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively.
• Team‑oriented mindset, openness to change, and strong communication skills.
• Analytical thinking and problem‑solving capabilities.
• Solid knowledge of PPP regulations and understanding of registration dossiers.
• Knowledge of fertiliser and biostimulant regulations (EU and national) is a plus.
• Native Italian speaker with fluent English (written and spoken). Knowledge of other Latin languages is an advantage.

What We Offer

• Responsibility from day one in a challenging and impactful role within a European regulatory team.
• Close collaboration with experts across regulatory sections, active ingredient teams, and other business units.
• A competitive and dynamic working environment with attractive career opportunities in an international company.