Regulatory Affairs Manager

Job Description
Are you driven by a passion foragricultureandcrop protection? Do you have a talent for navigating the complexities ofregulatory affairsandproduct registration? If these resonate with you, we invite you to explore an exciting career opportunity with us!
Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc., is home to NovaSource, our crop protection division. NovaSource is renowned for delivering a robust portfolio of proven and effective crop protection products to specialized agricultural markets worldwide. Our team is dedicated to registering products and innovating new applications for existing products that offer enduring benefits to growers.
We seek a dynamicRegulatory Affairs Managerto strengthen our registration team.
What You’ll Do:
As our Crop Protection Regulatory Affairs Manager, you’ll play a crucial role in supporting the registration of our current, developing, and newly-acquired pesticide products in the U.S. and other regions, including Asia/Pacific, Latin America, Africa, Europe, and Canada. You’ll interact with internal and external customers, including state/provincial and federal regulatory authorities, to support NovaSource products.
Your key responsibilities will include:
Developing and implementing domestic and global registration strategies
Preparing and submitting pesticide registration packages to regulatory authorities
Providing analysis and expertise in pesticide registration matters
Work with local country representatives to prepare dossiers for global pesticide submissions
Manage select product safety data generation (e.G. toxicology, ecotoxicology, human or environmental effects and exposure, analytical chemistry, etc.) for pesticide products with the support of internal and external subject-matter experts
Meetings with regional and global regulatory authorities, and industry trade associations, e.G., CropLife America (CLA), Biological Products Industry Alliance (BPIA).Ability to travel to scientific and trade association conferences and to meetings with regulatory authorities (~10%).
Monitoring and analyzing developing regulations and regulatory trends