We are looking for a highly skilled Regional Dossier Publisher (RDP)to support regulatory submission publishing activities across the EU+EEMEA region In this role, you will be responsible for the assembly, publishing, and delivery of regulatory dossiers, while supporting country Regulatory Affairs teams and contributing to process improvements, system readiness, and standardization efforts.
The ideal candidate will bring strong publishing expertise, technical knowledge of regional regulatory requirements, and hands-on experience with electronic submission tools and document management systems.
Key Responsibilities
As a Regional Dossier Publisher, you will:
Serve as the regional subject matter expert for regulatory submission publishing, including dossier structures, file formats, electronic submissions, transmission gateways, and dossier repositories.
Identify, maintain, and apply dossier format requirements to support the assembly and delivery of regulatory submissions to health authorities and country organizations.
Support country Regulatory Affairs teams with local publishing and submission transmission needs to help ensure critical deadlines are met.
Collaborate with central publishing teams to maintain and execute publishing processes in line with regional and country requirements.
Promote standardization across supported countries and encourage consistent publishing practices.
Lead technical impact assessments for regional and country regulatory submission requirements.
Provide technical guidance and training to country Regulatory Affairs teams on publishing processes and tools.
Act as a technical point of contact for health and regulatory authorities in the region.
Support the maintenance and validation of processes and systems related to regulatory submission assembly and delivery.
Perform publishing activities to meet key submission timelines.
Participate in improvement projects, including system testing, readiness activities, and performance measurement initiatives.
Support technical validation efforts.
Mentor, coach, and manage external publishing resources as needed.
Required Experience and Skills
Experience:
Minimum 4 years of publishing experiencein regulatory submissions.
Hands-on experience with Ennov Insight Publisherand/or Lorenz Docubridge
Experience supporting EU and EEMEApublishing requirements is required.
Knowledge of regulatory registration procedures in the EU and EEMEAis considered a plus.
Technical Skills:
Core Competencies:
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Excellent customer service and communication skills.
Ability to work effectively with stakeholders at different levels and across departments.
Proven ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.
Strong organizational skills and a proactive, solution-oriented mindset.
What We Offer:
A dynamic role within a highly collaborative regulatory operations environment.
The opportunity to work on important regional submission activities across EU+EEMEA
Exposure to a broad range of regulatory publishing processes, systems, and improvement initiatives.
The chance to contribute to standardization, technical readiness, and continuous improvement efforts.
Opportunities to support, train, and mentor colleagues and external resources.
A role with meaningful impact on the timely delivery of critical regulatory submissions.
Required Skills:
Adaptability, Adaptability, Adobe Acrobat, Assembly Processes, Audits Compliance, Customer Service, Detail-Oriented, Document Management, Drug Regulatory Affairs, Electronic Document Management System (EDMS), Employee Training Programs, Global Communications, Improvement Projects, International Standardization, Maintenance Management, Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs, Pharmacovigilance, Process Improvements, Process Management, Project Management, Publishing Process, Regulatory Affairs Management, Regulatory Awareness, Regulatory Compliance, Regulatory Operations {+ 2 more}
Preferred Skills:
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Employee Status:
Regular
Relocation:
No relocation
VISA Sponsorship:
No
Travel Requirements:
No Travel Required
Flexible Work Arrangements:
Hybrid
Shift:
Not Indicated
Valid Driving License:
No
Hazardous Material(s):
n/a
Job Posting End Date:
07/6/2026
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