
Senior Product Registration Manager
Posted Aug 18

Posted Aug 18
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Canada.
• Formulate and execute regulatory strategies and tactical plans for designated active ingredients and products in Canada.
• Prepare regulatory submissions that encompass chemistry, toxicology, metabolism, residue chemistry, environmental fate, environmental toxicology, value studies, summaries, risk assessments, and interpretations.
• Sustain current registrations and advocate for technologies during re-evaluations and special reviews.
• Oversee label modifications and implement product life cycle management strategies.
• Ensure adherence to Pest Control Product regulations and federal and provincial pesticide laws.
• Analyze legislative and regulatory developments and create rationales to meet regulatory requirements.
• Represent FMC on CropLife Canada committees and propose actions regarding regulatory matters.
• Participate in or lead cross-functional project teams that impact registrations.
• Manage unforeseen events that affect submission quality and budgets.
• Collaborate with Global and North American Crop Registration and Regulatory Affairs teams.
• Offer regulatory guidance for product development initiatives in Canada.
• Engage with Provincial Minor Use Coordinators to assist in PRD registration for Minor Use Projects.
• Project operational and financial budgets for relevant initiatives.
• Handle regulatory components of data compensation with PRD and internal team members.
• Coordinate settlement agreements with other registrants and manage data compensation matters with the US regulatory team.
• Maintain regulatory records and databases while contributing to information-management improvements.
• Adhere to safety protocols and support workplace security measures.
• Mentor and coach new employees.
• Report directly to the North America Registration and Regulatory Affairs Director.
• A minimum of a bachelor's degree, preferably in chemistry, biology, agronomy, or a related field.
• A master's degree is highly preferred.
• Over 7 years of experience in a scientific field pertinent to pesticide regulation in Canada.
• Demonstrated experience in advocating for regulatory issues through industry working groups and committees.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication abilities.
• Strong organizational skills and capability to manage multiple priority tasks.
• Keen attention to detail with a focus on deadlines and customer service orientation.
• Excellent interpersonal skills with a proven ability to drive positive outcomes.
• Equal opportunity employer.
• Diverse and inclusive workplace.
• Work environment free from discrimination and harassment.
• Safe working conditions and security measures.
• Opportunities for coaching and mentoring.
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