Senior Regulatory Specialist

Responsibilities:
- Support or lead regulatory submission for US FDA (Q-sub, 510k), EU (CE-Marking), and/or other regulatory jurisdictions.
- Prepare and maintain technical documentation for FDA 510(k), CE-IVD, and other regulatory jurisdictions.
- Conduct research to identify and interpret any new/updated regulatory requirements for company products and processes.
- Perform regulatory assessments for vigilance reporting; support adverse event reporting, field actions, and other post-market surveillance activities.
- Maintain UDI data in us GUDID and EU EUDAMED.
- Review and update labeling for compliance to all applicable regulatory requirements.
- Review promotional materials for regulatory compliance.
- Support third-party regulatory audits.
- Collaborate with quality assurance, research & development, product/program management, marketing teams to ensure regulatory requirements are met and collect and coordinate information regulatory documentation for regulatory submissions.
Qualifications: THIS POSITION REQUIRES A MASTER’S DEGREE (OR FOREIGN EQUIVALENT) IN MEDICAL ELECTRONICS, BIOMEDICAL INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT, BIOENGINEERING, BIOTECHNOLOGY OR CLOSELY RELATED FIELD, PLUS 3 YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE IN THE JOB OFFERED OR CLOSELY RELATED OCCUPATION
Special Requirements:
EXPERTISE/KNOWLEDGE OF:
- Expertise in preparing and managing U.S. FDA submissions (Q-Sub, 510(k), Design Dossiers) and EU CE-Marking under IVDD/IVDR.
- Proven experience with international registrations, compiling technical documentation, and meeting distributor/importer requirements.
- Skilled in developing regulatory strategies for U.S., EU, and ROW submissions, including assessing needs for clinical testing.
- Proficient in ISO 14971 risk management, from development through lifecycle maintenance, ensuring risk identification, evaluation, and mitigation.
- Strong background in post-market surveillance, including vigilance reporting, PSURs, and PMPF reports under EU IVDR.
- Experience supporting third-party audits, reviewing design control documentation, and ensuring compliance with ISO 13485/14971 and FDA requirements.
- Effective collaborator with regulatory authorities, notified bodies, and international partners; adept at regulatory intelligence and risk mitigation
MUST POSSESS EXPERTISE/ KNOWLEDGE SUFFICIENT TO ADEQUATELY PERFORM THE DUTIES OF THE JOB BEING OFFERED. EXPERTISE/ KNOWLEDGE MAY BE GAINED THROUGH EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE OR EDUCATION. SUCH EXPERTISE/ KNOWLEDGE CANNOT BE "QUANTIFIED" BY "TIME."
Salary Offered: $97,000 - $139,000 per year
Fluxergy Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
How to apply: Qualified applicants please send resume to: Alison Barker, people@fluxergy.com. Must reference: BD-26