Job Description Summary
The Regulatory Affairs Postgraduate Training Program is an opportunity to discover the global functions of Regulatory Affairs and Regulatory Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls. Successful candidates will be offered a training position consisting of two rotational assignments, each of 1-year duration, within two different RA functions.
Job Description
Are you interested to learn more about Regulatory Affairs (RA) and the pharmaceutical industry?
After your Master’s, Doctoral or Post-doctoral qualification, do you want a career in Regulatory Affairs?
Do you have a collaborative mindset and take ownership of assigned tasks? Are you able to quickly adapt to different teams and concepts, with excellent problem-solving skills?
Would you like to work and gain experience in a cross-functional team in the multicultural and diverse environment of a leading global healthcare company?
The Regulatory Affairs Postgraduate Training Program is an opportunity to discover the global functions of Regulatory Affairs and Regulatory Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls.
Successful candidates will be offered a training position consisting of two rotational assignments, each of 1-year duration, within two different RA functions.
Responsibilities could include, but are not limited to:
Interacting with global interdisciplinary project teams to provide strategic regulatory input to development, submission planning, documentation needed, as well as timelines and strategic risks
Supporting and/or preparing high quality dossiers, drug substance and/or drug product quality documentation to support global regulatory submissions (e.g. Clinical Trial Applications, Market Authorization Applications, post-approval variations etc.)
Supporting and/or preparing high quality dossiers according to specific requirements in the different countries and regions
Supporting submission and response activities (planning, preparation, review, coordination, submission)
Ensuring regulatory compliance by creating awareness of requirements and guidelines, facilitating timely submission of variations and participation in the change control process
Supporting the development and maintenance of globally consistent product information
Supporting the Regulatory Intelligence group analysing the EU Regulatory Framework and informing the internal RA community
Monitoring, searching for and evaluating legislation, as well as guidelines from different sources
Duration and start of training: 2 years with an expected start date beginning January 2027
Deadline for applications: June 3, 2026
Interviews: September 2026