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MEA Regulatory Affairs Sr Associate

Amgen · Egypt

Regulatory Affairs
Remote
Pharmacist
Demand78
Career growth72
Healthcare fit74
Remote potential20
5-year outlook
Regulatory affairs roles in global biopharma typically offer stable compensation and progression into senior regulatory or labeling management; exact pay varies by location, experience, and company.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
mid
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-10-02

Intelligence details

Flexible work details

Engagement type
Permanent
Hours
Full-time
Profession fit
Pharmacist
Rate period
Annual

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Why this is worth applying to

Worth applying for pharmacists or life-science graduates with 2+ years regulatory affairs, MNC exposure, and Arabic/English fluency; less suitable for clinicians without prior regulatory or labeling experience.

Who should apply

Pharmacists, medical/biological sciences graduates, or healthcare professionals with regulatory affairs or labeling experience in pharma, especially those fluent in Arabic and English and interested in MENA product labeling and lifecycle management.

CV angle

Frame pharmacy/medical sciences education, regulatory submissions, labeling/artwork review, SmPC/leaflet source text ownership, translation review, lifecycle management, KPI reporting, and cross-functional stakeholder work; quantify accuracy, timelines, and regional compliance impact.

Skills to highlight

  • Regulatory Affairs
  • Labeling and Artwork Management
  • SmPC/Leaflet Source Text
  • Translation Review
  • Lifecycle Management
  • e-labeling
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Data Analytics/KPIs

Role summary

Regulatory affairs senior associate managing MENA labeling, packaging, artwork, translations, and lifecycle submissions for Amgen products, ensuring compliance and supply continuity.

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