Regulatory Affairs Coordinator

Role Overview

• Coordinate and execute projects for registration of products covered by Law No. 6,894/80 (fertilizers, inoculants, biofertilizers, etc.), including planning, dossier preparation, submission, approvals, post-registration updates and renewals.
• Coordinate and conduct registration projects for products covered by the Bio-inputs law (Law No. 6,894/80), from planning and dossier preparation to submission, approvals, post-registration updates and renewals.
• Prepare and review labels, technical specifications and other regulatory documentation relevant to the company’s commercialized products.
• Coordinate and execute registrations, listings, renewals and modifications of establishments with MAPA (Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply), Civil Police, Federal Police and the Army.
• Respond to regulatory requirements issued by the competent authorities.
• Coordinate and execute maps/records for controlled products with the Civil Police, Federal Police and the Army.
• Coordinate the submission of commercialization reports to MAPA.
• Coordinate the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for products under your responsibility.
• Coordinate and define NCM (Mercosur Common Nomenclature / tariff codes) for products under your responsibility.
• Coordinate administrative processes related to products under your responsibility: SKU registration, document management, contract management, payments, among others.
• Coordinate the activities of regulatory analysts and oversee the technical and corporate development of professionals under your supervision.
• Interface with local and global teams to ensure the Company’s objectives and deadlines are met.
• Monitor the progress of projects under your coordination and effectively communicate internal stakeholders about status and potential changes to the initially established plan.
• Represent the Company in industry associations, track regulatory trends and ensure active communication regarding impacts on the Company’s projects.

Requirements

• Education: Degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Agronomy, Biology or related fields.
• Extensive knowledge of Brazilian legislation for fertilizers, inoculants, soil amendments/correctives and biofertilizers.
• Knowledge of pesticide and bio-inputs legislation.
• Knowledge of legislation for products controlled by the Civil Police, Army and Federal Police.
• Project management skills.
• Experience in multinational companies and interfacing with global teams.
• Proficiency in MS Office, Planner, SAP and analytical tools.
• Required: Intermediate to Advanced English.

Benefits

• ICL is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities.