Blackfield Associates
Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs

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Senior Regulatory Affairs Manager / EU Regulatory Strategy & Due Diligence
We're supporting an innovative pharmaceutical organisation as they expand their European Regulatory Affairs team with a Senior Regulatory Affairs Manager focused on regulatory strategy, due diligence, and in-licensing evaluations across speciality therapies. This is a unique opportunity for a regulatory professional who enjoys the strategic side of Regulatory Affairs and has experience assessing external assets, identifying development risks, and shaping regulatory pathways for innovative medicines.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead regulatory due diligence activities for potential in-licensing and business development opportunities.
- Conduct detailed gap analyses of CTD Modules 2, 4 & 5, reviewing clinical and non-clinical data packages to assess regulatory viability within Europe.
- Evaluate development programmes, regulatory risks, data gaps, and probability of approval for innovative products and NCEs.
- Develop EU and UK regulatory strategies for early and late-stage assets.
- Support interactions with EMA and MHRA, including Scientific Advice activities.
- Contribute to Centralised Procedure submissions, approvals, and lifecycle management activities.
- Partner closely with Regulatory, Clinical, CMC, Commercial and Business Development teams to support investment and development decisions.
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Required Background & Experience
- 5+ years' experience within Regulatory Affairs in the pharmaceutical industry.
- Experience supporting innovative products, small molecules and/or NCEs.
- Prior involvement in regulatory due diligence, asset assessments, gap analyses, or in-licensing activities.
- Experience reviewing and assessing Modules 2, 4 and 5 of regulatory dossiers.
- Strong knowledge of European regulatory requirements and development pathways.
- Hands-on experience with EMA Centralised Procedure submissions.
- Background gained within innovative pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies.


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This is a full-time, permanent position, based on a hybrid (3 Days per week) office presence. Unable to offer Sponsorship.
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