Regulatory Submissions Manager
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Manager, Regulatory Affairs contributing to drug development as part of the Regulatory Affairs team at ICON plc. Providing regulatory guidance and operational support across various stages of drug development.
Responsibilities:
- Lead regulatory activities and submissions independently, with prior experience in areas such as CTA/IND/MAA
- Provide regulatory guidance and efforts to internal teams
- Participate in agency interactions and regulatory submissions
- Contribute to developing best practices within ICON Regulatory Affairs through your insight of regulatory processes and guidelines
- Work collaboratively as part of a regulatory or cross-functional team, depending on project size and nature
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in a scientific or healthcare-related field; advanced degree preferred
- Minimum of 6 years of experience in regulatory affairs within the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry
- Prior experience with various regulatory submissions, including CTA/IND/MAA
- Ability to lead internal teams and carry out regulatory activities independently
- Strong understanding of global regulatory requirements and guidelines
- Must have experience overseeing preparation of core regulatory packs for Canada
- Experience in Companion diagnostics, IVDR submissions, clinical performance studies is preferred.
Benefits:
- Various annual leave entitlements
- A range of health insurance offerings to suit you and your family’s needs.
- Competitive retirement planning offerings to maximize savings and plan with confidence for the years ahead.
- Global Employee Assistance Programme, TELUS Health, offering 24-hour access to a global network of over 80,000 independent specialised professionals who are there to support you and your family’s well-being.
- Life assurance
- Flexible country-specific optional benefits, including childcare vouchers, bike purchase schemes, discounted gym memberships, subsidised travel passes, health assessments, among others.

















