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The Regulatory Affairs Specialist is responsible for providing procedural, administrative, and planning support for new submissions and variation submissions in the EU, UK, Switzerland, and non‑EU Balkan countries for products approved through centralized and decentralized/MRP procedures. You will work closely with Country Regulatory Affairs teams and Regulatory Operations to ensure high‑quality, timely submissions in line with EU regulatory requirements.
Job Responsibility
Provide administrative regulatory support during the filing and review of new submissions and variations to ensure compliance with EU requirements
Plan and coordinate new submissions, variations, CHMP referrals, and FUM to ensure timely submission
Draft Module 1 components and coordinate the collection and organization of all Module 1 documentation
Collaborate closely with Regulatory Operations to define submission timelines and Module 1 content
Work in close partnership with Country RA Registration Managers to secure timely submissions in all relevant markets
For centralized procedures, supervise and coordinate the translation process to ensure on‑time submission to EMA
Provide additional administrative support related to Marketing Authorization Applications to senior Regulatory Affairs staff (Executive Director, Distinguished Scientist, Senior Principal Scientist, Associate Principal Scientist, Senior Scientist) as needed
Ensure accurate and timely updates to regulatory databases and tracking tools
Stay current with EU procedural requirements, guidelines, and legislation, and apply them in daily activities
Participate as Subject Matter Expert (SME) in relevant workstreams and projects as assigned by Regulatory Affairs Europe senior leadership
Requirements
University degree (or equivalent, e.g., A1 in Belgium), preferably in a scientific discipline related to medicine (e.g., Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Medicine, Biology, Chemistry)
4–6 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, with solid knowledge of the drug development and/or approval process
Proven experience in EU regulatory submissions (centralized and/or decentralized/MRP) and lifecycle management is a strong asset
Good command of English (written and spoken)
What we offer
Rapid growth: Amaris has doubled its workforce in Belgium in two years, providing numerous growth opportunities for employees
Prestigious projects: Candidates will work with renowned clients in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and European institutions sectors on impactful missions
International environment: An agile and dynamic structure promotes intrapreneurship and meritocracy, with international exposure at the heart of Europe