Regulatory Affairs Officer - Pharmaceuticals - Northolt (London)
Smart4 Sciences is partnering with a growing pharmaceutical group to recruit a Regulatory Affairs Executive to support and manage a diverse portfolio of UK licences across parallel import, licensing, and manufacturing operations.
This is an excellent opportunity for a regulatory professional with strong MHRA exposure who enjoys ownership, problem-solving, and cross-functional collaboration within a fast-moving pharmaceutical environment.
The Role
As Regulatory Affairs Officer, you will manage a portfolio of licences end-to-end, ensuring compliant, high-quality submissions to the MHRA while acting as a subject-matter expert for complex licensing scenarios.
Key focus areas include PLPI applications, variations, renewals, and ongoing regulatory compliance across multiple business units.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and maintain your own portfolio of UK pharmaceutical licences
- Prepare, submit, and manage PLPI licence applications, variations, and renewals
- Act as a key point of contact with the MHRA, proactively resolving RFIs and clarifying requirements
- Ensure submissions are approved first time or with a maximum of one RFI
- Maintain accurate regulatory records and updates within internal systems
- Support buyers and internal stakeholders with up-to-date regulatory guidance
- Identify regulatory changes and assess business impact
- Lead or contribute to continuous improvement and process optimisation initiatives
- Project manage regulatory aspects of major legislative or procedural changes
About You
You will be a detail-driven regulatory professional with a strong compliance mindset and a proactive, solutions-focused approach.
Essential
- Regulatory Affairs or Quality experience within the pharmaceutical industry
- Good working knowledge of GMP
- Experience working with MHRA submissions and regulatory documentation
- Strong written English, grammar, and attention to detail
- Excellent organisational, communication, and stakeholder management skills
- Confident working independently while collaborating cross-functionally
Desirable
- Degree in a scientific discipline (Pharmaceutical Sciences preferred)
- Experience with parallel import licences (PLPI)
- Exposure to artwork authoring and regulatory labelling
- Quality experience including deviations, complaints, CAPAs, and root cause analysis
- Experience supporting regulatory change or improvement projects
Why Apply?
- Broad regulatory exposure across licensing, PI, and manufacturing
- High level of ownership and responsibility
- Opportunity to develop into a senior regulatory role
- Supportive, collaborative regulatory team environment
To apply or find out more, contact for a confidential discussion.