Execruit in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is seeking a regulatory affairs professional with expertise in compliance and project management. The role requires a Master's degree in life sciences or pharmacy and experience in key regulatory functions. Candidates should have successfully managed product launches in Switzerland and possess strong communication skills, especially in English and German. The position involves guiding regulatory submissions and managing relationships with health authorities in Switzerland and the EU.
Qualifications
Experience in a key regulatory function in the Swiss affiliate of a pharmaceutical company.
Knowledge of international regulatory requirements.
Experience with launches of generics and/or NCEs in regulatory affairs.
Responsibilities
Provide strategic guidance on regulatory requirements and submissions.
Actively manage relationships with regulatory agencies.
Manage Swiss National dossier filings and contribute to centralized dossier preparation.
Skills
Regulatory compliance expertise
Project management
Client communication
Fluent in English and German
Education
Master degree in life sciences or pharmacy
Job description
Key Responsibilities
Provide strategic guidance on regulatory requirements and submissions, first in Switzerland, but later also in the EU
Actively manage relationships with Swissmedic, EMEA and potentially other regulatory agencies
Navigate the Swiss Regulatory Ecosystem, including being connected to professional working groups
Diretcly manage Swiss National dossier filings & other EU filings and contribute to centralized dossier preparation
Offer expert advice on new product applications and lifecycle maintenance
Lead small-scale projects or work streams, ensuring client satisfaction and project success
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality regulatory solutions with ambitious timing requirements
Your Profile
Master degree in life sciences, pharmacy studies or related areas.
Must have worked in a key regulatory function in the Swiss affiliate of a pharmaceutical company for several years, having had a QP/RP responsibility to Swissmedic is an advantage.
Has successfully managed at least 1-2 launches of generics and/or NCEs in regulatory affairs in Swiss Market, practical launch experience through EMEA centralised procedure is a strong advantage
Existing network to Swissmedic, BfArM, and other EU national Health Authorities is a strong advantage
In-depth knowledge of international regulatory requirements
Strong understanding of EU regulatory landscape
Excellent project management and client communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Proactive problem-solver with keen attention to detail