Regulatory Specialist
zenith lifescienceGaithersburg (MD)
About the role
Job Description:
Support data validation activities in our digital tool for oncology regulatory approval information. Help with presentation of regulatory intelligence data analyses using AI tools. Undertake background literature research for regulatory intelligence queries using publicly available and commercial tools. Research and analyze regulatory guidance, precedence to support our products and development pipeline Position duties: Support data validation activities in our digital tool for oncology regulatory approval information. Help with presentation of regulatory intelligence data analyses using AI tools. Undertake background literature research for regulatory intelligence queries using publicly available and commercial tools. Research and analyze regulatory guidance, precedence to support our products and development pipeline Experience with data analysis, presentation skills, and ability to search in external sources required. Experience or interest in digital/AI/automation and the regulatory field an added plus. Enthusiasm for collaboration, cross-functional projects, public speaking, and presentation design.
Position Requirements:
Junior and senior undergraduate or Masters student majored in a Biology, Life Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Data Science, Engineering or a related field. US Work Authorization is required at time of application. Ability to report onsite to Gaithersburg, (Rio location) MD 3-5 days a week. This role will not provide relocation assistance.
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