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Regulatory Dossier Writer
IP & Regulatory – Norwich, Norfolk
Department
- IP & Regulatory
Employment Type
- Full-Time
Minimum Experience
- Mid-level
About the Role
Are you a plant scientist with expertise in molecular biology and/or gene-editing? Do you enjoy technical writing and applying your scientific knowledge outside of the laboratory? If so, Tropic is seeking a Regulatory Dossier Writer to join their international team.
As Tropic expands into new global territories, they are looking to add an additional Regulatory Dossier Writer to support their regulatory efforts.
Reporting to the Head of Regulatory, the Regulatory Dossier Writer will develop and submit regulatory dossiers to secure field trial permits and exemptions from GMO regulations for Tropic’s gene-edited products.
You will work within a cross-functional dynamic team, ensuring Tropic’s product development and commercialisation initiatives are enabled through successful regulatory approvals.
Job Purpose
The Regulatory Dossier Writer will:
- Create and manage regulatory dossiers for field trials of biotech crops and commercialisation of gene-edited products.
- Interpret complex scientific data and technical information, translating them into clear, accurate, and compliant regulatory documents.
- Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams to support the development of innovative agricultural products.
Ideal Candidate Requirements:
- Strong expertise in plant biotechnology and gene editing technologies.
- A Commitment to or understanding of GMOs and gene-edited product regulations.
- Proven ability to write complex documents and effectively manage regulatory procedures.
Responsibilities
- Write, coordinate revisions and complete regulatory dossiers including:
- Field trial permit applications
- Exemption requests
- Internal regulatory filings (e.g. self-determinations)
- Ensure documents align with Tropic’s regulatory strategy, adhering to complex regional requirements.
- Liaise with internal teams, external consultants, and regulatory bodies to gather data and streamline development and submission.
- Maintain compliance with global regulatory frameworks, including:
- Content specifications
- Terminology consistency
- Appropriate formatting.
- Compile responses to regulator questions and requests for information, ensuring thorough revisions.
- Identify and mitigate regulatory challenges to expedite approvals.
- Stay updated on regulatory changes and industry standards to ensure compliance.
- Communicate progress and updates to stakeholders.
- Define and document dossier preparation, review, and submission processes.
- Organise and track:
- Dossier development timelines
- Critical post-submission activities
- Approval progress.
- Maintain a central repository containing:
- Document templates
- Completed dossiers
- Regulatory determinations
- Approval letters.
- Support the preparation and execution of regulators’ meetings and ensure readiness for audits and inspections (e.g., Plant Breeding Innovation Management Program).
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Qualifications
- PhD degree (or MSc degree with 3+ years of relevant work experience) in:
- Plant Biotechnology
- Plant Molecular Biology
- Agricultural Science or related disciplines.
Essential Skills
- Strong expertise in plant biology, biotechnology, molecular biology, and gene-editing for agriculture.
- Familiarity with global regulatory frameworks for biotech crops.
- High-level technical writing ability to convey complex regulatory information.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word (document preparation software).
- Strong interpersonal skills enabling clear communication with:
- Subject matter experts
- Regulatory stakeholders
- Internal teams.
- Exceptional attention to detail to ensure scientific accuracy and adherence to regulatory standards.
- Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to address regulatory gaps and data issues.
- Excellent organizational and project management skills, with the capability to manage:
- Multiple priorities
- Tight deadlines.
- Ability to work both:
- Independently
- Collaboratively in a fast-paced, dynamic team.
- Flexibility and resilience to adapt dossier preparation to:
- Project-specific requirements
- Commercial activities
- Regulatory profiles
- Evolving regulatory guidelines.


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Desirable (but not essential)
- Prior experience in agricultural biotechnology or gene editing.
- Direct regulatory dossier creation and management experience.
- Knowledge of:
- Biosafety assessments
- Environmental impact evaluations
- Food safety for biotech crops.
- Familiarity with document management systems and digital workflows.
- Fluency in Spanish.
About Us
Tropic is a leading agricultural gene-editing organisation, dedicated to developing high-performing tropical crop varieties to meet global challenges stemming from food security and sustainability.
Our objective is to position Tropic as a pioneering seed business, spanning from lab to field, with trust and transparency at the core of our relationships with growers, processors, and consumers.
Why Join Tropic?
- Thriving diverse workforce in an innovative environment.
- Commitment to growth and career development.
- Year-round social events.
- Competitive benefits package:
- Private Medical Care
- Medical Cash Plan
- Life Assurance
- 25 days annual leave per year.
Key Information
📍 Job Location: Norwich, UK 🕒 Working Hours: Full Time 📄 Contract Type: Permanent 📅 Closing Date: 9th July 2026
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