Regulatory Affairs Submissions Manager
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland · Full Time
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- Experience
- 4–5 yrs
- Salary
- —
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 2 weeks ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- BSc in Chemistry or Biology or Pharmacy
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Job description
Overview
The role focuses on leading the Regulatory Affairs (RA) International Submissions Team, managing MRP/DCP, CP and global submissions to ensure timely, compliant, and high-quality regulatory documentation. It involves driving regulatory strategies, maintaining Marketing Authorisations, and leading proactive issue management through effective cross-department collaboration.
Core Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate all submissions performed by the RA International Submissions Team including MAAs, variations, renewals, notifications, and scientific advice procedures.
- Develop submission strategies, evaluate regulatory risks, and update stakeholders on changing regulatory requirements.
- Prepare, review, and maintain dossiers (eCTD and hard copy) ensuring completeness and compliance while auditing licensor dossiers for conformity with guidelines.
- Manage regulatory documentation and records throughout submission processes.
- Act as the Subject Matter Expert for IDMP and SPOR data compliance, leading preparation and quality control of regulatory data and supporting data governance within the department.
- Oversee Marketing Authorisation lifecycle activities such as renewals, variations, and impact assessments to maintain compliance and currency.
- Collaborate extensively with internal departments, affiliates, external partners, and Global IP on global registrations, product launches, and licensing evaluations.
- Coach and develop Regulatory Affairs Officers at varying levels, promoting continuous learning, capability building, and innovation.
- Ensure compliance with all relevant legislation, guidelines, and SOPs, while contributing to process and policy improvements.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in life sciences such as Chemistry, Biology, or Pharmacy.
- A minimum of 4 to 5 years' experience in a regulatory affairs capacity within pharmaceuticals, preferably with supervisory or management responsibilities.
- In-depth knowledge of EU dossier requirements, registration processes, and nuanced national regulations within the EU and other markets.
- Familiarity with specialized RA IT systems such as eCTD submission platforms, regulatory databases, and change control management tools.
Additional Information
- Strong leadership capabilities to recruit, mentor, and evaluate regulatory staff.
- Ability to grasp evolving regulatory landscapes and impart training to internal teams.
- Adeptness in cross-functional collaboration to support approvals and launch timelines.
- Performance of other duties as assigned by senior leadership to support departmental goals and continuous improvement.
Minimum education
Bachelor's Degree
How they work
Teamwork & Collaboration
Leadership
Initiative
Strategic Thinking