Regulatory Affairs Associate

Regulatory & Ethics Submissions_

- Provide regulatory input during study design and feasibility stages to ensure methodological robustness and ethical soundness in line with applicable legislation and institutional standards.
- Contribute to the drafting and review of study documentation, including protocols, informed consent forms, and other regulatory documents, to ensure accuracy and compliance with submission requirements.
Ensure submissions are complete, accurate, and aligned with national and EU regulatory requirements as well as internal procedures.
- Coordinate responses to queries from the CA and the EC, ensure timely follow-up, and track approvals to maintain project timelines.
- GDPR & Data Governance Support_

- Assist in ensuring compliance with GDPR, data protection requirements, and provisions governing the secondary use of data and biological samples in clinical research.
- Support the development and review of data protection documentation, including data processing records, data-sharing agreements, and participant information materials addressing privacy aspects.
- Liaise with the Data Protection Officer (DPO), institutional legal teams, and project stakeholders to ensure alignment on data governance and confidentiality requirements.
- Documentation & Quality_

- Provide specialised expertise in clinical research regulations and documentation standards.
- Maintain complete and up-to-date regulatory files, submission trackers, approvals, and correspondence within CTMS/eTMF systems, and ensure accurate reporting in project management tools.
- Contribute to the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of WIs, SOPs, templates, and regulatory workflows to support quality and compliance.
- Internal Coordination_

- Collaborate closely with principal investigators, researchers, legal and data protection offices, clinical project managers, and hospital partners to ensure regulatory alignment across all study activities.
- Provide clear guidance and practical support to project teams on regulatory requirements, submission standards, and documentation practices.
- Participate in internal meetings, training sessions, and knowledge-sharing initiatives to promote regulatory awareness and continuous improvement.

**Key Accountabilities**

- Act as a liaison between investigators, institutional offices, hospital partners, and regulatory authorities to ensure alignment on regulatory and ethical requirements.
- Support the overall regulatory compliance and quality assurance framework within CIEC.

**Key Skills, Experience and Qualifications**

- Master’s degree in Medical, Health, Biomedical or Life Sciences, or in a related field (e.g. Biology, Biotechnology).
- Certified training in clinical research (e.g. DIU-FARC, DIU-TEC, or equivalent).
- At least 2 years of experience in regulatory affairs, clinical research administration, or a related role within a CRO, clinical trial unit, research centre, or the pharmaceutical industry.
- Experience with academic and investigator-initiated trials is considered an asset.
- Solid understanding of EU and Luxembourg research regulation frameworks, including patient rights, data protection (GDPR), Clinical Trial Regulation (CTR), and procedures of the CA and EC.
- Familiarity with EU and international regulatory frameworks for clinical research, data protection, and the secondary use of data and samples (e.g. CTR, GDPR, ICH-GCP, MDR).
- Strong analytical and writing skills, with the ability to summarise complex information and set clear priorities.
- Excellent attention to detail, organisational and document management skills.
- Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.
- Positive interpersonal skills and the ability to interact confidently with investigators, advisors, and regulatory authorities. Fluent in French and English; knowledge of other commonly spoken languages in Luxembourg (Portuguese, German, Luxembourgish) is an advantage.

**In Short...**:

- Contract type : Fixed-term contract (CDD)
- Contract duration : 24 months
- Location : rue Thomas Edison 1 A-B - 1445 LUXEMBOURG
- Start date : 01/01/2026
- Ref : JA/RAA1125/LG/CIEC

**How to apply**:
Applications including a letter detailing your motivation and a curriculum vitae should be sent through our website.