Planet Pharma
Regulatory Affairs Manager

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Regulatory Affairs Manager – Drive Innovation and Make an Impact
Join a global leader committed to serving patients and transforming lives as a Regulatory Affairs Manager. In this pivotal role, you will oversee vital regulatory processes to support clinical trials and the launch of innovative medicinal products across Europe, making a tangible difference for millions of patients worldwide. If you thrive in a collaborative environment and are passionate about shaping the future of biopharmaceutical development, this is your opportunity to excel.
What You Will Do
- Manage regulatory submissions including clinical trial and marketing applications, ensuring compliance with global and local requirements.
- Implement and execute regional regulatory strategies, providing guidance on document preparation, meetings, and approval processes.
- Support product development by advising on regulatory mechanisms such as Fast Track, Orphan Drug, and compassionate use programs.
- Lead label negotiations and contribute to regional product strategies under supervision.
- Perform regulatory research to stay ahead of legislative changes, assessing impacts on product development.
- Collaborate with the European General Medicine Regulatory team, supporting a diverse portfolio in metabolic, cardiology, inflammation, endocrine, and bone disease areas.
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Required Skills
- Scientific degree with proven experience in regulatory affairs or a similar role.
- Sound knowledge of legislation, policies, SOPs, and regulations related to medicinal products.
- Familiarity with registration procedures for clinical trials, marketing authorizations, post-approval changes, and renewals.
- Strong understanding of drug development processes and regional regulatory environments.
- Excellent communication skills—both verbal and written—with the ability to articulate complex scientific and clinical information.
- Proactive problem-solving skills and the ability to anticipate issues and develop strategic solutions.


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Nice To Have Skills
- Experience with biosimilars or advanced therapy medicinal products.
- Knowledge of European and global regulatory agencies’ processes.
- Fluency in additional languages.
Preferred Education And Experience
- Advanced degree in a relevant scientific discipline.
- Several years of experience in pharmaceutical or biotech regulatory affairs within a European context.
Other Requirements
- Ability to adapt to evolving regulatory landscapes and maintain awareness of new legislation and policies.
- No travel obligations beyond occasional team meetings.
Embrace an opportunity to be part of something bigger—apply today to join a dynamic team dedicated to innovation and excellence in healthcare. Your expertise can help shape the future of medicine and improve lives around the world.
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