Hayati®
Regulatory Affairs Manager

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Regulatory Affairs Manager / Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist Vaping & Nicotine Products
Location: Manchester, UK
Working arrangement: On-site
Position Level
The successful candidate may be appointed at either Regulatory Affairs Manager or Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist level, depending on their directly relevant industry experience, regulatory expertise, and ability to independently manage international compliance projects.
Job Overview
The Regulatory Affairs Manager / Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist will support the international market access and regulatory compliance of the company’s vaping, e-cigarette, and nicotine-related products.
The role will focus on researching and interpreting regulatory requirements across global markets, identifying applicable product testing and registration requirements, coordinating with overseas laboratories and regulatory organizations, and providing practical compliance guidance to Product Development, R&D, and Marketing teams.
This is a regulatory interpretation and compliance project role rather than a laboratory testing or instrument-operation position.
Key Responsibilities
- Research, monitor, and interpret vaping, e-cigarette, and nicotine-product regulations, policies, and technical standards across the UK, Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and other target markets.
- Maintain clear and organized regulatory information and advise internal stakeholders on market-entry, product-testing, registration, and documentation requirements.
- Liaise with overseas laboratories, testing providers, regulatory consultants, and relevant external organizations to confirm applicable standards, testing scopes, required documents, and project timelines.
- Coordinate and monitor product testing, notification, and registration projects, identify documentation or compliance gaps, and follow up on outstanding actions.
- Review testing plans, reports, and supporting documents to confirm that they are appropriate and sufficiently complete for the intended regulatory or market-access purpose.
- Provide practical regulatory guidance to Product Development, R&D, Quality, and Supply Chain teams to help ensure that products meet target-market requirements.
- Review product packaging, labelling, warnings, descriptions, and marketing claims from a regulatory-compliance perspective.
- Prepare regulatory summaries, internal guidance, compliance updates, and training materials, and deliver regular compliance training to relevant teams.
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Qualifications and Experience
- Bachelor’s degree or above in Regulatory Affairs, Chemistry, Toxicology, Pharmacy, Engineering, Tobacco Science, Law, or another relevant discipline.
- Relevant experience in regulatory affairs, product compliance, product registration, certification, regulatory consultancy, or international market access.
- Direct experience involving vaping, e-cigarette, tobacco, nicotine, or closely related regulated products.
- In-depth understanding of e-cigarette/vaping regulations and registration procedures in at least one target region (UK, EU, US, or Middle East).
- Familiarity with TPD-related requirements, UK vaping-product requirements, and applicable US FDA requirements.
- Experience interpreting regulations and technical standards and translating them into product-testing, documentation, or market-entry requirements.
- Experience coordinating laboratories, testing organizations, certification bodies, regulatory consultants, or client regulatory projects.
- Ability to understand and review test scopes, technical reports, and compliance documents. Direct operation of laboratory equipment is not required.
- Experience providing regulatory guidance to product-development, technical, or commercial teams.
- Fluent written and spoken English.
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- Direct experience with TPD, EU-CEG, MHRA vaping-product notification, FDA/PMTA, or Middle Eastern registration projects.
- Previous employment with a testing laboratory, certification organization, regulatory consultancy, or electronic-cigarette manufacturer.
- Experience supporting inhalation devices, nicotine-delivery devices, or nicotine-replacement-related products.
About PAX(Hayati®):
PAX, established in 2021 and headquartered in Hong Kong, operates globally. As a world-leading consumer electronics company, we focus on cutting-edge technologies.
Hayati®, PAX’s flagship brand, was born in the UK and has since grown into one of Britain’s best-known consumer electronics brands, with a strong and expanding international presence. Alongside Hayati®, we continue to incubate and develop a diverse portfolio of brands—including Quokka®, Moxy®, Liora®, Finebar®, and Philia®—each designed for different lifestyles, moments, and markets around the world.
In 2025, PAX completed a pre-IPO reorganisation of its corporate structure and governance framework, entering the preparation phase for a potential NASDAQ listing. PAX Group Holdings Limited leads the Group’s global governance and long-term strategy, with operating offices across the UK, Germany, and the UAE to support local markets worldwide. The Group’s exclusive Chinese mainland partner, PAX Innovations (Shenzhen) Limited, provides integrated R&D, branding, supply chain, and quality management services, connecting our global brands with world-class manufacturing capabilities.
Guided by integrity as our core value, PAX is driven by innovation, centred on users, and committed to building for the long term and sustainable development. By combining dependable products with trusted partnerships, we work alongside consumers, partners, and the broader industry to shape a credible, future-oriented global ecosystem.
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