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Thermo Fisher Scientific

AD – Director, Regulatory Affairs – FSP Team

Thermo Fisher Scientific

. Develop and execute regulatory strategy for assigned development programs .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeRemote • North Carolina • United StatesLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Regulatory Affairs with a focus on European drug development, regulatory strategy, and submission processes. Capable of translating complex regulatory information into actionable recommendations while maintaining compliance and quality standards.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Regulatory Strategy DevelopmentDossier PreparationHealth Authority InteractionPharmaceutical Legislation KnowledgeProject Leadership

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Hard Skills
Regulatory AffairsEuropean Drug DevelopmentSubmission ReadinessRegulatory ComplianceICH GuidelinesGCP KnowledgeRisk Management PlansClinical Trial Regulatory ActivitiesRegulatory Submission CoordinationAssessment Question Preparation
Soft Skills
Strong CommunicationInfluencing SkillsNegotiation SkillsCollaborative ApproachIntellectual Curiosity
Industry Keywords
Pharmaceutical IndustryBiotechnology IndustryRegulatory RequirementsLifecycle ManagementCross-Functional CollaborationScientific Evidence InterpretationRegulatory QualityDecision-Making IntegrityEmerging Regulatory RisksStakeholder Partnerships

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
Google Cloud Platform

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Develop and execute regulatory strategy for assigned development programs
  • Lead regulatory planning and execution, including pre-submission activities, dossier strategy, submission readiness, health authority review and lifecycle management
  • Coordinate cross-functional development and review of regulatory submissions
  • Work closely with Clinical, CMC, Nonclinical, Biostatistics, Medical Writing, Pharmacovigilance, Quality, Commercial and other functions
  • Lead preparation of responses to assessment questions, including Day 120 and Day 180 review milestones
  • Develop regulatory strategies, briefing packages and meeting preparation for health authority interactions
  • Lead or support regulatory activities
  • Provide regulatory leadership for clinical trial activities conducted through CTIS, including initial applications, substantial modifications and ongoing maintenance
  • Identify and communicate emerging regulatory risks, opportunities and requirements
  • Translate regulatory issues into pragmatic recommendations and mitigation plans
  • Contribute to labeling, product information, Risk Management Plans and other registration or post-authorization activities
  • Represent Regulatory Affairs on development teams and governance forums
  • Contribute to broader global regulatory strategy
  • Build partnerships across functions and external stakeholders
  • Facilitate timely decisions and resolve complex regulatory issues through scientific evidence, regulatory judgment and constructive challenge
  • Maintain regulatory quality, compliance and integrity of decision-making

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Degree in life sciences, pharmacy, medicine or a related scientific discipline
  • Advanced degree preferred
  • Significant progressive Regulatory Affairs experience within the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry
  • Strong expertise in European drug development and registration
  • Substantial involvement in regulatory strategy, dossier preparation, submission and health authority review
  • Practical experience preparing and coordinating responses to assessment questions and interacting with regulatory authorities
  • Strong knowledge of pharmaceutical legislation, procedures, ICH guidelines, GCP and applicable regulatory requirements
  • Ability to interpret complex scientific and regulatory information and translate it into clear, actionable recommendations
  • Strong communication, influencing, negotiation and project leadership skills
  • Ability to operate effectively across functions and organizational levels
  • Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of outcomes
  • Collaborative and solution-oriented approach, with intellectual curiosity, sound judgment and openness to alternative perspectives
  • Ability to balance speed and pragmatism with scientific rigor, regulatory compliance and high-quality execution

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Fully remote work arrangement
  • Standard Monday–Friday work schedule
  • Domestic and international travel opportunities (approximately 10–20%, depending on program and business needs)