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Sr. Regulatory Manager, Regulatory Intelligence & Policy

Thermo Fisher Scientific

RemoteRemote, District of Columbia, United States of AmericaFull TimeSeniorH-1B sponsor company
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Location
Remote, District of Columbia, United States of America
Employment
Full Time
Work model
Remote
Level
Senior
H-1B history
76 approvals (FY2023)
Posted
1d ago

About this role

Work Schedule Standard (Mon-Fri) Environmental Conditions Office Job Description Senior Regulatory Manager, Regulatory Intelligence & Policy Overview The Regulatory Intelligence & Policy role supports the development and operation of Corporate Regulatory Affairs' regulatory intelligence and policy capability. Working under the direction of the Senior Director, Corporate Regulatory Affairs, the role monitors the external regulatory environment, analyses regulatory and policy developments, and translates intelligence into actionable business insights to support informed decision-making. The role partners with Business Q&RA, Government Relations, other Corporate functions and external information providers to enhance regulatory awareness, support enterprise alignment and provide regulatory intelligence that enables business-led implementation across Corporate Regulatory Affairs' remit. The role operates through a structured regulatory intelligence model that: Captures enterprise-relevant regulatory signals from internal and external sources. Assesses developments using risk-based criteria to determine business impact and priority. Synthesises technical and policy information into actionable intelligence. Disseminates intelligence through appropriate governance and communication channels. Routes regulatory intelligence to the appropriate owners to support assessment, business-led implementation, policy development, monitoring or escalation.

Key Responsibilities

Regulatory Intelligence Support the development and continuous improvement of Corporate Regulatory Affairs' regulatory intelligence processes, tools, technologies and operating model. Monitor, capture and assess regulatory and policy developments across Corporate Regulatory Affairs' remit using risk-based criteria to determine business impact, implementation considerations and escalation needs. Support the evaluation, selection and optimisation of regulatory intelligence tools, digital solutions and external information providers to enhance capability, efficiency and insight generation. Maintain visibility of priority regulatory developments, implementation milestones and emerging trends to support enterprise decision-making. Translate complex regulatory and policy information into clear, actionable intelligence and coordinate dissemination through appropriate governance and communication channels. Track priority regulatory developments and maintain regulatory intelligence dashboards, metrics and trend analyses to support visibility, prioritisation and informed decision-making. Policy and External Engagement Support Monitor regulatory policy developments in priority markets and coordinate the development of briefing materials, impact assessments, consultation responses and policy analyses by bringing together input from Business Q&RA, subject matter experts and functional stakeholders. Capture and synthesise insights from regulatory agencies, industry associations, policy forums, conferences and other external engagements, and support preparation for senior external interactions. Regulatory Risk and Strategic Planning Support Identify emerging regulatory risks, opportunities and cross-cutting trends that may affect compliance, market access, business operations or strategic priorities. Provide regulatory intelligence and analysis to support enterprise risk discussions, strategic planning and business reviews. Partner with Business Q&RA, Government Relations and other Corporate functions to promote awareness, prioritisation and enterprise alignment on regulatory developments. Contribute to the continuous improvement of regulatory intelligence practices, capabilities and knowledge sharing across the enterprise. Required Experience and Capabilities Minimum of 8 years' related experience, or an advanced degree with 6 years' related experience. Experience in regulatory intelligence, regulatory affairs, regulatory policy, government affairs, public policy or a related discipline

Sr. Regulatory Manager, Regulatory Intelligence & Policy at Thermo Fisher Scientific, Remote, District of Columbia, United States of America | Yoinka