
Manager, Regulatory Policy Research
OneTrust
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Raritan • District of Columbia • New Jersey • United States
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Salary
💰 $102,000 - $177,100 per year
About the role
- Conduct scientific and policy research to support GRPI and GRA initiatives, positions, and ad-hoc queries
- Deliver comprehensive research and policy resources to GRPI leaders and policy leads
- Provide regulatory intelligence support to GRPI and GRA, ensuring that the team provides timely and relevant insights
- Coordinate and manage training programs related to regulatory intelligence
- Conduct research for various outputs including publications, presentations, and policy positions
- Ensure research activities align with organizational goals and regulatory requirements
- Create and implement tools to support policy priorities, strategic plans, and other policy documents
- Identify opportunities to use technologies to simplify policy team processes and approaches
- Develop, implement, and drive adoption of technology tools to support policy priority-setting and strategic planning
- Manage cross-functional participation in commenting tools, ensuring proper document retention, archived guidances, and user support
- Support development and maintenance of the GRPI website and related tools
- Support the policy team’s coverage of trade association policy activities and other external policy groups as needed
- Track and report on trade association policy activities and external policy group engagements
- Partner with policy leads to plan and execute regulatory policy workshops on high-priority policy topics
- Provide support related to consultant purchase orders and invoices, ensuring timely payment and accurate recordkeeping
Requirements
- A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in a scientific or technical discipline
- An advanced degree (Master’s, PharmD, Ph.D.) in a scientific or technical discipline is preferred
- A minimum of 4 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry or Contract Research Organization (CRO) is required
- A minimum of 2 years of experience in Regulatory Affairs Policy support is required
- Experience working at a major health authority (e.g., FDA) is preferred
- Solid understanding of the global regulatory environment, including the U.S., European Union and Asia Pacific, is preferred
- Understanding of global regulatory systems is preferred
- Knowledge of healthcare policy landscapes is preferred
- Experience with digital health and/or artificial intelligence (AI) is preferred
- Familiarity with regulatory intelligence platforms and collaboration tools (e.g., Citeline, Cortellis, SharePoint, Power BI, Teams) is required
- Strong computer skills, with the ability to work with programs such as Smartsheet and SharePoint, required
- Must have excellent oral and written communication skills
- Must have strong negotiation and stakeholder management skills
- The ability to manage multiple priorities and work cross-functionally in a global, matrixed environment
Benefits
- medical, dental, vision, life insurance
- short- and long-term disability
- business accident insurance
- group legal insurance
- consolidated retirement plan (pension)
- savings plan (401(k))
- vacation - up to 120 hours per calendar year
- sick time - up to 40 hours per calendar year; for employees who reside in the State of Washington - up to 56 hours per calendar year
- holiday pay, including Floating Holidays - up to 13 days per calendar year
- Work, Personal and Family Time - up to 40 hours per calendar year
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
regulatory affairsscientific researchpolicy researchregulatory intelligencedigital healthartificial intelligenceglobal regulatory environmenthealthcare policycross-functional managementrecordkeeping
Soft Skills
oral communicationwritten communicationnegotiationstakeholder managementprioritizationorganizational skillsteam collaborationtraining coordinationstrategic planningproblem-solving