Blackfield Associates
Regulatory Affairs Manager - Cosmetics

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Regulatory Affairs Manager – Cosmetics
Blackfield Associates are pleased to share an exclusive and exciting opportunity for an experienced Regulatory Manager to join a Global Regulatory Affairs function, supporting regulatory compliance activities across a portfolio of cosmetics and packaging.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the development and implementation of regulatory compliance policies, procedures, and programmes.
- Ensure compliance with UK and European regulatory requirements for cosmetics and consumer products.
- Interpret complex regulations and communicate requirements clearly across the business.
- Provide regulatory oversight for new product launches across Europe.
- Review, approve, and support the release of new products to market.
- Ensure compliance throughout the product lifecycle, including product changes and updates.
- Manage multiple projects simultaneously and ensure delivery against agreed timelines.
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Skills and Experience Required
- Degree in scientific or related discipline.
- 6 + years' regulatory experience within regulated consumer products.
- Strong Cosmetics Regulatory Affairs experience (Essential).
- Previous line management/ leadership experience.
- Practical knowledge of UK and European cosmetics regulations.
- Experience supporting regulatory compliance, product launches, and lifecycle management.
- Strong stakeholder management and cross-functional influencing skills.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- Ability to work independently while managing multiple priorities.


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Additional Information
- This is a permanent, full-time position.
- Based at the central London office, with hybrid working required.
- Travel - There is monthly travel to the companies manufacturing sites or other key offices, located in the South East.
- Sponsorship is not available – candidates must have full right to work in the UK.
- 2 Line reports - Applicants must have previous line management.
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