Regulatory Compliance Analyst

Key Responsibilities:

• Conducting substance identification for regulatory compliance (e.g., REACH, TSCA, and other chemical regulations).
• Analyzing structural, compositional, and physicochemical data for accurate identification. Preparing and submitting dossiers to regulatory authorities.
• Liaising with regulatory bodies to address compliance issues.
• Performing advanced analytical techniques to confirm substance identity.
• Developing and validating analytical methods for purity, impurities, and structural elucidation.
• Supporting R&D and regulatory teams with detailed substance identity reports.
• Ensuring accurate substance identification and documentation for regulatory filings.
• Providing expert guidance on the classification and labeling of substances.

Skills Required:

• Expertise in analytical techniques (e.g., NMR, IR, GC-MS, LC-MS).
• Understanding of regulatory frameworks (e.g., REACH, GHS, CLP).
• Documentation and report writing skills.
• Proficiency in analytical instrumentation and software.
• Knowledge of IUPAC nomenclature and chemical databases.
• Strong laboratory skills and adherence to quality standards.
• Strong project management and organizational skills.
• Knowledge of global chemical regulations and compliance databases. Understanding of regulatory requirements for substance identity (e.g., IUCLID for REACH).
• Research and publication skills

Value of a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry:

• Advanced knowledge of organic compound structures and reaction mechanisms.
• Hands-on experience in spectroscopy and chromatography techniques.
• Strong problem-solving and data interpretation skills.
• Ability to critically evaluate and interpret chemical data.
• Deep understanding of organic structures and their regulatory implications.
• Strong analytical and technical writing skills.

Additional Roles:

• Substance Registration Specialist
• Chemical Risk Assessor
• Materials Chemist (Advanced Materials Development)
• Chemical Informatics Scientist (Database Management and Identification)