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Regulatory Coordinator/Manager

Artisan People Group
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10 months ago
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A high street skincare brand is looking for a Regulatory Coordinator/Manager (experience dependant) to join their NPD Team. This is a hybrid working role with three days a week in the W2 HQ (Mon, Tue, Fri) and two days remote.


As Regulatory Coordinator, you will lead the regulatory strategy while providing day-to-day support for the development and launch of compliant products. You will be the first point of call for all regulatory queries within the business and will work with external parties where additional advice is required.


The role requires you to collaborate closely with internal and external cross-functional departments, liaising with our Responsible Person, regulatory agencies, authorities and professional associations, including the CTPA, and international claims and regulatory groups. You will need to be highly organised and work across functions to collect and share technical information in a clear and concise manner.


Our ideal candidate will have around 3-5 years regulatory experience in the cosmetic or personal care industry. A degree in Cosmetic Science, Biochemistry, Law, or Biology is preferred but not essential.You’ll be adept at analysing complex data, translating findings into actionable plans, and effectively communicating regulatory matters to both internal and external stakeholders.

A strong commercial sense, coupled with the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment, is crucial. Experience in pharmaceutical regulations is advantageous. If you’re passionate about the industry and possess a problem-solving mindset, we want to hear from you.

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