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Senior Documentation Specialist

Avetix Engineering, Trenton, NJ, United States


Specialist III, Regulatory Documentation – Biotechnology | Summit, NJ (On‑Site) Location:

Summit, NJ. fully on‑site, Monday–Friday

A commercially-stage, publicly traded biopharmaceutical company headquartered in California is seeking a

Specialist III, Regulatory Documentation

to join their growing Regulatory Affairs team. This organization is at the forefront of immunotherapy and cell therapy innovation, with an FDA Breakthrough Therapy‑designated product already on the market.

Why This Opportunity?

Work on cutting‑edge oncology and infectious disease therapeutics at a company with a first‑in‑class, FDA‑approved product

Join a collaborative, cross‑functional team with room for professional growth

Publicly traded company offering stability and visibility in the biotech space

The Role Reporting to the Director of Regulatory Documentation, you will manage and publish regulatory submissions ensuring full compliance with Health Authority requirements. You'll play a key role in coordinating eCTD modules and supporting teams across the organization.

Key Responsibilities

Manage electronic project folders and maintain a Regulatory Information Management (RIM) system

Format, QC, and compile documents per regulatory agency requirements

Publish documents with internal bookmarks, hyperlinks, and XML backbone integration

Create and manage new submissions in publishing software per SOPs

Submit documents directly to Health Authorities

Advise internal departments on regulatory documentation best practices

Support training of junior Regulatory Documentation Specialists

Requirements

Bachelor's in Life Sciences or technical field + 5 years of regulatory operations experience in biotech/pharma,

OR

high school diploma + 9 years of equivalent experience

Expert knowledge of eDMS and Health Authority submission procedures

Strong working knowledge of Veeva Vault / Veeva RIM

Ability to manage tight deadlines and shifting priorities

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