Job Details:

Summary: The Regulatory Analyst position requires knowledge of the biological, physical, and engineering sciences that make possible safe and wholesome food products; of food industry facilities, methods, processes, equipment capabilities and limitations; and of relevant laws, regulations, and governmental oversight. The Regulatory Analyst will be responsible for effectively and accurately assisting Business Unit management and R&D technologists in creating required components for effective product packaging execution based on the product specification in the Global Specification Management (GSM) system across approximately 118 production locations. The Regulatory Analyst will also have responsibility for accurately guiding Business Operations and Food Safety and Quality Assurance in regulatory endeavors and apply judicious and autonomous reasoning in critical compliance situations. The Regulatory Analyst performs duties with considerable latitude for the exercise of independent judgment that requires considerable professional, scientific, or technical training or experience which has demonstrated capacity for sound independent work. Incorrect decisions or actions could result in halting production or even removal of product from commerce, which would result in financial costs to the Company. The Regulatory Analyst organizes and analyzes production processes and formulation parameters for collaboration efforts with Business Unit management to determine strategic direction for future packaging initiatives that involve high-risk consumer claims. The Regulatory Analyst provides guidance and policy analysis on labeling; claims; allergens and ingredients of public health concern; determination of processing aids; and interpretive policy on prohibited substances in food production. Additionally, they will provide technical support to R&D technologist, Business Unit management, and FSQA in their specific area of expertise. The individual in this role must effectively manage the interface of legacy systems, to quickly respond to system errors. The Regulatory Analyst must have the ability to quickly respond to challenging situations and provide solutions to expeditiously deliver products to market.
Communicate with regulatory agencies (USDA/FSIS, USDA/AMS, FDA, AAFCO) regarding pre-submission strategies, potential regulatory pathways, and follow up of submissions under review. Provide advice to project teams (Marketing, Sales, FSQA) for subjects such as premarket regulatory requirements, export labeling requirements, and compliance issues. Collaborate with external customers to correctly interpret their thoughts and requests regarding their specification systems and packaging initiatives. Proficient algebraic knowledge to complete documentation for regulatory compliance and provide necessary guidance for packaging claims. Organization of critical data through specific Product Data Management (PDM) workflows, critical thinking around formulations, and product processing requirements is necessary to ensure operational and regulatory compliances are met. Demonstrates effectiveness in providing regulatory guidance that will lead to opportunities in innovation, growth, and profitability.

Requirements:Education: Bachelor’s degree in related field of study or equivalent work experience may be acceptable.

Experience: 3+ years’ work experience in Regulatory or relevant work field.

Computer Skills: Requires strong PC skills including Microsoft Office, project management system(s), graphic management system(s) and all other web-based discipline specific systems.

Communication Skills: Requires robust collaboration and relational ability to work cross-functionally across the Enterprise, with external customers, and consultants. Positive customer service and a team approach are required.

Special Skills (if applicable): Critical thinking and problem-solving skills required. Strong time-management and organizational skills needed.

Supervisory: None

Travel: 3+ Trips Per Year

Relocation Assistance Eligible:

No

Work Shift:

1ST SHIFT (United States of America)

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