Join a startup Healthcare company as a Regulatory Submissions Manager in Glasgow.
Healthcare products don't reach patients without a clean regulatory file behind them. This startup is building fast in a sector where one rejected submission can cost months, and it needs someone who treats that process as a craft rather than a box-ticking exercise. The Regulatory Submissions Manager sits right at that pressure point, turning technical and clinical work into submissions regulators actually accept first time.
Here’s what you’ll be doing:
- Preparing and submitting regulatory filings across UK and international markets, keeping every dossier accurate and audit-ready
- Managing submission timelines directly with regulators, chasing nothing, missing nothing
- Reviewing technical, clinical and quality documentation before it goes anywhere near a regulator's desk
- Building and maintaining submission trackers so the whole team knows exactly where every filing stands
- Advising product and clinical teams on regulatory requirements before decisions get locked in, not after
- Keeping pace with changing healthcare regulation across the markets this company operates in
Here are the skills you’ll need:
- Solid experience preparing regulatory submissions within Healthcare, medical devices, or pharma
- Working knowledge of UK MHRA processes, and ideally EU or FDA pathways too
- Sharp attention to detail. A missed reference or inconsistent figure can delay a filing by weeks
- Comfortable working without a large team behind you. This is a startup, so you'll often be the regulatory function
- Clear written communication for building submission documents regulators can actually follow
- Ability to manage several live submissions at once without losing track of deadlines
Key perks and benefits:
- £45,000 to £66,000, depending on experience
- Equity in the business, so the upside is shared
- Hybrid working from Glasgow, with flexible hours built around how you work best
- A genuine learning and development budget, not just a line in the handbook
- A flat structure where your input on regulatory strategy actually shapes the product
Why pursue a career in Healthcare?
Healthcare regulation is only getting more complex, and that means demand for people who can actually navigate it keeps climbing. Glasgow has a growing cluster of healthcare and life sciences activity, making it a smart base for anyone building a long-term regulatory career. Good regulatory people are hard to find. Companies know it, and they pay for it.
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