Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs – Regulatory Intelligence

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Associate Director monitoring global pharmaceutical regulations for Telix Pharmaceuticals, a radiopharmaceutical precision-medicine company. Driving regulatory strategy, intelligence communications, and cross-functional compliance for oncology and rare-disease products.

Responsibilities:

  • Monitor, assess, and interpret global regulatory developments affecting drug and device development
  • Track updates from regulatory authorities, industry associations, and external intelligence sources
  • Maintain and enhance regulatory intelligence databases and tools
  • Analyze regulatory guidance, policies, and regulations and communicate actionable impacts to stakeholders
  • Partner with Quality on change control processes
  • Translate complex regulatory information into actionable insights
  • Develop newsletters, alerts, trackers, and periodic reports
  • Provide tailored regulatory intelligence analyses for internal inquiries and decision-making
  • Lead regulatory intelligence meetings and knowledge-sharing forums
  • Coordinate cross-functional discussions with Quality, Pharmacovigilance, Clinical, CMC, and Regulatory Affairs
  • Lead public commenting processes and support submissions to regulatory authorities and industry organizations
  • Maintain regulatory meetings, workshops, and conference information
  • Improve regulatory intelligence processes, systems, tools, SOPs, and work practices
  • Manage internal knowledge platforms, including SharePoint, intranet, and the Global Regulatory Affairs Portal
  • Contribute regulatory intelligence expertise to cross-functional initiatives and organizational projects
  • Manage onboarding and offboarding and provide leadership, coaching, and day-to-day oversight for direct reports

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in life sciences, law, public policy, or a related field
  • A Master's degree or higher is preferred
  • Minimum 8 years’ experience in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs, including 6 years’ experience in regulatory intelligence
  • Solid working knowledge of the drug, biologic, and device development process, laws, regulations, and guidelines from FDA, EMA, PMDA, ICH, etc.
  • Understanding of major regional and global industry association priorities, such as PhRMA, EFPIA, and JPMA
  • Proficiency in regulatory intelligence tools and databases
  • Previous interactions with FDA or other health authorities are desirable
  • Strong analytical, critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities
  • Strong communication, adaptability, ethical behavior, and commitment to continuous learning

Benefits:

  • Competitive salaries
  • Annual performance-based bonuses
  • Equity-based incentive program
  • Generous vacation
  • Paid wellness days
  • Support for learning and development
  • Hybrid and remote work arrangements