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Regulatory Affairs Senior Manager - CMC

Planet Pharma
Nottingham
1 week ago
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Planet Pharma is seeking a highly skilled regulatory affairs candidate with strong Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC) experience, particularly in preparing documentation for both Clinical Trial Applications (CTAs) and Marketing Authorization Applications (MAAs).


🎯 Purpose of the Role

  • Deliver high-quality CMC regulatory services to support global pharmaceutical development and commercialization.
  • Manage multiple projects with accountability for execution, timelines, and stakeholder satisfaction.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support development programs through to license submission and approval.
  • Provide regulatory support for established products, including submissions in growth markets and post-approval activities related to drug substance and drug product.


🛠️ Key Responsibilities

Regulatory Affairs

  • Ensure timely, high-quality regulatory deliverables across multiple projects and products.
  • Proactively identify and mitigate regulatory risks for both development and marketed products.
  • Provide expert CMC regulatory guidance to internal project teams.
  • Maintain strong knowledge of global quality guidelines and their practical application.

CMC / Quality

  • Define and implement CMC regulatory strategies for assigned projects and products.
  • Lead the preparation and review of CMC documentation, including Module 3 sections.
  • Participate in regulatory meetings to resolve CMC/Quality-related issues.
  • Evaluate and act on proposed changes from QA/manufacturing, ensuring regulatory compliance.
  • Coordinate with affiliates and distributors in emerging markets to address CMC regulatory matters.

Process Improvement & Innovation

  • Assess and enhance CMC regulatory processes to improve operational efficiency.
  • Contribute to patient-centric initiatives by proposing regulatory approaches aligned with healthcare values.


Person Specification

🎓 Qualifications & Education

  • Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biological Sciences, Pharmacy, or a related discipline.
  • Advanced degree preferred (e.g., MSc, PharmD, PhD, JD in life sciences).


📚 Experience

  • Proven experience in CMC regulatory affairs, with additional exposure to R&D, Manufacturing, QA, or QC.
  • Solid understanding of formulation and analytical development in R&D.
  • Familiarity with drug substance manufacturing principles (chemistry/biochemistry).
  • Experience in developing solid and/or parenteral dosage forms, including process validation.
  • Prior engagement with regulatory agencies, including briefing document preparation and participation in agency meetings.


🧠 Skills & Competencies

  • Strong scientific communication skills; able to defend regulatory positions effectively.
  • Skilled in navigating conflicting guidance and delivering practical solutions.
  • Adaptable and resilient in dynamic environments.
  • Excellent organizational and time management abilities.
  • Confident in interactions with regulatory authorities.
  • Capable of managing multiple projects and tasks concurrently.
  • Comfortable working within a matrixed organizational structure.

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