Manager, Diagnostics Regulatory Affairs | Pharmacist (m/w/d)

BioNTech SE

Mainz am Rhein, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland
Published Nov 13, 2025
Full-time
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Job Summary

This role requires a proactive and experienced Manager of Regulatory Affairs Diagnostics to oversee and execute global regulatory strategies for BioNTech’s diagnostic and medical device products, ensuring compliance across major markets including the US (FDA) and European Union (EU IVDR). Key responsibilities involve coordinating IVD medical device co-submissions with medicinal product candidates, managing outsourced regulatory submission processes, and ensuring ongoing adherence to global regulations (e.g., FDA 21 CFR Part 820). The manager will also contribute to regulatory intelligence by monitoring the global landscape and managing regulatory assessments of product changes. Candidates must possess relevant higher education (Master's/PhD or 5+ years experience), proven experience in regulated quality environments (ISO13485), expertise in preparing regulatory documents for IVD study submissions, and fluency in English to communicate effectively with international Health Authorities. The position operates with significant independence, driving market access for BioNTech's portfolio.

Required Skills

Education

Relevant higher education (e.g., Master's degree or PhD) or extensive professional experience in a related field

Experience

  • Extensive professional experience (typically >5 years) in a related field
  • Proven experience working in regulated, quality-controlled environments (e.g., DIN EN ISO13485, GCP for laboratories)
  • Skilled in preparing and assembling regulatory documents (e.g., study submission packages for US FDA, EU IVDR) for medical devices or IVD medical devices
  • Experience in effectively communicating with international Health Authorities
  • Proven ability to work independently and communicate effectively within cross-functional teams

Languages

English (Fluent)

Additional

  • Operate with a high level of independence in a matrix organization; Mentoring junior regulatory staff considered a valuable skill.