Regulatory Affairs Manager EU (m/f/d) - with saralry details

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Product Safety & Regulatory Affairs (PSRA) is a global service unit with highly qualified experts in all regions. We ensure fulfillment of the ever increasing requirements from chemicals legislation, provide up-to-date product safety information and support customers in product safety and regulatory matters. For the Global Product Regulatory Affairs Department within PSRA we are searching for a Manager (m/f/d) Regulatory Affairs Europe. In this role you will directly influence how Covestro navigates the evolving REACH landscape and make a tangible impact on Covestro’s product compliance and marketability.

As a full-time employee you can expect an attractive starting salary of between €111,300 gross per annum and €139,100 gross per annum, plus a variable component. The starting salary will be based on your qualifications and professional experience.

What you’ll be working on:

• You coordinate and execute REACH registrations and related regulatory activities for Covestro products, including authority-driven and voluntary updates.
• Defending Covestro's interests in REACH regulatory processes – particularly in evaluation and authorization – is a core part of your responsibilities.
• You develop and implement regulatory strategies for Covestro's product portfolio and serve as a trusted advisor to Business Entities on regulatory matters.
• Representing Covestro in international cross-industry REACH consortia, you coordinate contributions and actively safeguard company interests.
• You engage with industry associations on regulatory topics and ensure Covestro's perspective is heard at the right levels.
• Monitoring regulatory developments, assessing their relevance, and driving the implementation of necessary actions rounds off your scope of responsibilities.

What you bring to the table:

• A PhD in natural sciences – preferably in Chemistry – forms the foundation of your expertise.
• Profound knowledge of European chemicals legislation, especially REACH, combined with hands-on experience in regulatory processes such as registrations and evaluations.
• A solid background in related sciences, including eco-and/or toxicology and risk assessment.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively in and lead international teams and committees.
• Very good English skills, both verbal and written.

We want you to feel at home at Covestro. To feel you’re treated fairly and transparently. That means financial security, a healthy work-life balance and generous benefits.

• flexible working hours
• the compatibility of family and work
• active health promotion
• the ability to convert part of your salary into long-term or retirement savings

This position is fundamentally a full-time role. If you would like to work part-time, you may indicate your preferred percentage.

For initial questions, Laura Popp ( ) is happy to help.

This position is subject to Pre-Employment Screening. Final candidates will be proactively contacted for submitting their written consent at a later stage in our recruiting process.

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