Regulatory Affairs Executive (Bangkok, Thailand, Amnat Charoen)
About this opportunity
THE POSITION: RA SPECIALIST
Join Boehringer Ingelheim's Regulatory Affairs team in Bangkok and help bring innovative medicines to patients in Thailand. As an RA Specialist, you will work closely with the Thai FDA and cross-functional teams to support product registrations, lifecycle management and regulatory compliance. This is an excellent opportunity to build broad regulatory expertise within a leading global pharmaceutical company.
Tasks & responsibilities
· Prepare, coordinate and submit regulatory applications, including registrations, variations, renewals and lifecycle maintenance activities.
· Manage labeling, packaging artwork and product information updates in compliance with Thai regulatory requirements.
· Coordinate communications with the Thai FDA and relevant stakeholders.
· Provide regulatory input to launch readiness, portfolio planning and supply continuity activities.
· Maintain regulatory databases, trackers and document repositories.
· Monitor regulatory changes and assess potential business impact.
Requirements
· Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy.
· 1-2 years Pharmaceutical regulatory affairs experience; Thailand regulatory affairs experience preferred.
· Good knowledge of Thai FDA requirements and product registration processes.
· Good command of Thai and English.
· Strong attention to detail and documentation discipline.
· Ability to manage multiple priorities and collaborate across functions.
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How this role compares
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We currently track 305 comparable Regulatory Affairs roles across 67 biopharma companies.
Salary context
85 of 305 peers report a salary range (USD, annualized)
Peers share this role's job function. This posting doesn't list a seniority level, so peers aren't narrowed by seniority either -- the range below may span more levels than usual.
Where these roles are based
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Seniority mix
261 of 305 peers have a known seniority level
Therapeutic area mix
33 of 305 peers have a known therapeutic area; the rest are genuinely unlabeled, not hidden
Similar opportunities
The closest matches from our peer group, ranked by how similar they are, not how well you'd qualify for them -- treat this as market context, not a guaranteed shortlist; a weak match is labeled as one below.
Matched on job function only -- seniority, specialty, and location weren't confirmed as aligned.
Matched on job function only -- seniority, specialty, and location weren't confirmed as aligned.
Matched on job function only -- seniority, specialty, and location weren't confirmed as aligned.
Matched on job function only -- seniority, specialty, and location weren't confirmed as aligned.
Matched on job function only -- seniority, specialty, and location weren't confirmed as aligned.
Matched on job function only -- seniority, specialty, and location weren't confirmed as aligned.
How we calculate "similar"
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