Regulatory Affairs Manager at Blackmore_Career_Site_New

, , China -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

29 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

29 Dec, 25

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Regulatory Compliance, Stakeholder Engagement, Product Development, Marketing, Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, Analytical Skills, Problem-Solving, Collaboration, Adaptability, English Proficiency, Competitor Analysis, Regulatory Assessment, Training Facilitation, Government Relations, Market Data Interpretation

Industry

Wellness and Fitness Services

Description

Blackmores Australia’s No.1 vitamin and dietary supplements brand with a legacy of over 90 years and is a publicly listed company employing 1250 people in 11 markets across Asia-Pacific. Headquartered in Australia, Blackmores has its international headquarter in Singapore, a health Innovation Centre in Shanghai, and a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Australia. As a purpose-led, performance-driven organisation, Blackmores Group strives to create remarkable employee experiences through supporting a diverse and inclusive culture, creating leadership that inspires high performance, and providing everyone with opportunities to achieve their professional, personal and wellbeing goals supported by our flexible work practices and family friendly policies Purpose of role: The Regulatory Affairs Manager is a key resource responsible for overseeing regulatory compliance for Blackmores’ CBEC and China CMO products, while also supporting stakeholder lobbying and engagement initiatives Responsibilities include: Manage day-to-day regulatory activities to ensure product compliance, including but not limited to NPD regulatory assessment, labelling and advertising review, claims compliance, product registration and recording filing, and post-marketing activities. Provide regulatory support and expertise to the cross-functional teams, such as product development, marketing, quality, and supply chain, and drive regulatory leadership with the applicable regulations and standards throughout the product lifecycle. Follow regulatory development in China to identify/anticipate regulatory opportunity & risk, assess business impact, and determine an appropriate response. Provide updates and maintain a database of regulatory requirements. Support China regulatory capabilities development. Continuously analyze regulatory capability gap, translate regulatory insight into business strategy, streamline China RA processes, facilitate regulatory training, etc. Cultivate and maintain relationships with CN&AU government officials, regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders, for promoting Blackmores’ reputation and protecting the company’s business interests. Execute government lobbying and engagement programmes (CIIE, trade events, etc.) and facilitate senior executives’ attendance. Who are you? Bachelor or Master degree with major in food science, chemistry, biology or scientific area related. Min of 8 years working experience in regulatory affairs from food / health food companies; previous job must be in China regulatory affairs at a food company. Language skills & proficiency: good writing and reading of technical documents in English. Good skills for oral English. Must be collaborative, motivated and adaptable. Excellent analytical skills with the ability to interpret market data, consumer insights, and financials to drive strategic decisions. Competitor analysis proficiency. Thrives in a fast-paced, complex, and ambiguous environment. Results-oriented, proactive, and possesses strong problem-solving skills. Agencies please note: this recruitment assignment is being managed directly by Blackmores Talent Acquisition team. We will reach out to our preferred agency partners if required. Your respect for this process is appreciated.

Responsibilities

The Regulatory Affairs Manager oversees regulatory compliance for Blackmores’ products and supports stakeholder lobbying initiatives. Responsibilities include managing regulatory activities, providing expertise to cross-functional teams, and maintaining relationships with government officials and regulatory bodies.