About The Position

The Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist is an instrumental member of Illumina’s Regulatory Affairs team, supporting on-market in vitro diagnostic (IVD) products in the United States and international markets. The role supports post-market regulatory compliance activities, including adverse event reporting, field actions, recalls, post-market surveillance, and regulatory assessments. It serves as a regulatory partner to cross-functional teams, providing guidance on regulatory requirements, risk evaluations, and reporting obligations. The position conducts timely assessments of potential adverse events and field actions to determine regulatory reportability; supports MDR and recall decision-making; coordinates regulatory reporting; develops regulatory justifications and documentation; and helps ensure compliance with applicable global regulations. It also contributes to continuous improvement by developing and implementing regulatory procedures, work instructions, and best practices that strengthen post-market compliance and regulatory oversight.

Requirements

  • Typically, at least 5 years of related experience with a bachelor’s degree; or 3 years with a master’s degree; or a PhD with no experience; or equivalent work experience.
  • Strong understanding of FDA regulations.
  • Ability to work independently with new, complex technologies and produce professional work products.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Familiarity and ability to work with office automation programs and corporate database tools.
  • Strong work ethic and demonstrated ability to deliver assignments on time.

Nice To Haves

  • Five or more years of Regulatory Affairs experience.
  • Experience with an in vitro diagnostics device company; pharmaceutical, biologics, or medical device company experience may be an alternative.
  • Knowledge of international regulatory requirements, including EU, Canada, Australia, Japan, and China.
  • Team leadership skills.

Responsibilities

  • Represent the Regulatory Affairs function on assigned cross-functional project teams.
  • Interpret and apply regulations by creating regulatory strategies for domestic and international markets.
  • Develop and execute regulatory plans for complex projects, including new products and maintenance of approvals, licenses, and authorizations for existing marketing authorizations.
  • Prepare hardcopy and electronic information packages for submission to regulatory agencies.
  • Provide recommendations on labeling, manufacturing, and analytical and clinical study plans for regulatory compliance.
  • Review validation, clinical, and stability protocols and reports for regulatory submission soundness.
  • Assess manufacturing processes and labeling through change control for regulatory reporting impact and compliance.
  • Define, monitor, and receive submission deliverables.
  • Write and/or edit submission documents using regulatory templates, or create new templates.
  • Assemble paper and/or electronic copies for submission.
  • Monitor new and revised regulatory requirements and disseminate information as directed by management.
  • Interact with regulatory agencies and third-party accrediting bodies.
  • Prepare internal procedures for continuous process improvement.
  • Provide regulatory guidance and/or training to external departments and partners.
  • Assess potential adverse events and field actions for regulatory reportability and support MDR and recall decision-making.
  • Coordinate regulatory reporting activities and develop regulatory justifications and documentation.

Benefits

  • Variable cash program (bonus or commission); eligible roles may also receive equity.
  • Access to genomics sequencing.
  • Family planning benefits.
  • Health, dental, and vision benefits.
  • Retirement benefits.
  • Paid time off.
  • Employee Resource Groups that provide career development experiences, cultural awareness, and social responsibility engagement opportunities.
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