Global Regulatory Strategy Specialist (Remote)

Job summary

The Global Regulatory Strategy Specialist is responsible for developing and executing a global regulatory strategy by providing regulatory intelligence and supporting advocacy initiatives. This role involves collaboration with various teams to manage regulatory opportunities and risks impacting the business portfolio.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Toxicology, Environmental Science, Regulatory Affairs, Life Sciences, or a related scientific field.
• Experience in regulatory affairs, product stewardship, regulatory strategy, government affairs, or environmental compliance.
• Preferred experience with global chemical, specialty chemical, cleaning, water treatment, biocide, or industrial product portfolios.
• Knowledge of global chemical regulations such as REACH, CLP/GHS, TSCA, CEPA, UK REACH, and K-REACH.
• Familiarity with regulatory impact assessment and horizon-scanning practices.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and evaluate emerging global regulatory developments affecting products and markets.
• Develop regulatory trend analyses and strategic impact assessments for leadership.
• Lead or contribute to regulatory outlook reports and intelligence publications.
• Identify regulatory risks and opportunities, providing long-term business implications.
• Maintain regulatory intelligence processes and knowledge-sharing mechanisms.
• Represent the organization in trade associations and industry committees.
• Manage relationships with external regulatory and industry organizations.
• Partner with teams to provide regulatory support for innovation and new product development.
• Support the development of global regulatory policies and governance frameworks.
• Translate complex regulatory developments into actionable business guidance.

Skills

• Strong analytical and communication skills.
• Ability to deliver actionable regulatory intelligence.
• Capacity to support innovation programs through strategic guidance.
• Proficiency in enhancing regulatory knowledge sharing and collaboration.

Education

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant scientific discipline.

Tools

• Regulatory intelligence platforms and knowledge management tools.