Regulatory Affairs Project Manager
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - ADAMA in Balgano
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About the Role
Reporting to the Country Regulatory Affairs Manager, you will join the European Regulatory Affairs Team, taking responsibility for regulatory activities in Italy and Malta. This role offers broad exposure to European and zonal regulatory projects, close collaboration with cross-functional teams, and the opportunity to contribute to key strategic decisions in a dynamic international environment.
What You Can Expect
- Preparation and timely submission of registration dossiers to Italian and Maltese competent authorities, ensuring full compliance with Italian, Maltese,
and European legislation.
- Full ownership of an assigned product portfolio, ensuring correct labelling, regulatory compliance, and maintenance of registrations.
- Close cooperation with internal business units to support decision-making and maximize project outcomes.
- Cross-support to other Southern European (SEU) countries as required.
- Representation of ADAMA in official bodies, authorities, and national associations.
- Project Management responsibilities at European and zonal level, including:
- Identification of registration requirements to obtain or maintain approval of formulated products.
- Participation in project teams where critical regulatory and business decisions are made.
- Providing regulatory input to define registration strategies aligned with zonal requirements and business priorities.
- Communication with internal and external stakeholders.
- Review of dossiers in line with EU requirements