Looking for Regulatory Affairs jobs, Global Regulatory Strategy jobs, or remote opportunities in the life sciences and chemical industry? Solenis is hiring a Global Regulatory Strategy Specialist to support the development and execution of its global regulatory strategy.
This full-time remote job opportunity involves regulatory intelligence, horizon scanning, regulatory impact assessment, advocacy initiatives, innovation support, sustainability programs, and cross-functional collaboration.
The successful candidate will work closely with teams across Regulatory Affairs, Product Stewardship, Innovation, R&D, Sustainability, Government Affairs, and Commercial functions. This is an excellent opportunity for professionals with experience in regulatory affairs, chemical regulations, environmental compliance, product stewardship, or global regulatory strategy.
Job Details
| Job Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Company | Solenis |
| Job Title | Global Regulatory Strategy Specialist |
| Job Type | Full-Time |
| Work Mode | Remote |
| Job Location | Global / Multiple Locations |
| Posted | September 11, 2026 |
| Application Deadline | October 11, 2026 |
| Qualification | Bachelor’s degree in relevant scientific discipline |
| Experience | Regulatory Affairs or related experience |
| Salary | Competitive; varies by location and experience |
About Solenis
Solenis is a global provider of water and hygiene solutions. Its portfolio includes water treatment chemistries, process aids, functional additives, cleaners, disinfectants, and monitoring, control, and delivery systems.
The company’s technologies help customers improve operational efficiency, product quality, asset protection, environmental performance, and workplace safety. Solenis operates globally across multiple countries and regions.
Job Responsibilities
As a Global Regulatory Strategy Specialist at Solenis, you will support regulatory strategy and provide actionable regulatory intelligence to business stakeholders.
Key responsibilities include:
- Monitor and assess emerging global regulatory developments affecting products, technologies, and markets.
- Develop regulatory trend analyses and strategic impact assessments.
- Contribute to quarterly regulatory outlook reports and regulatory intelligence publications.
- Identify regulatory risks, opportunities, and long-term business implications.
- Maintain regulatory intelligence processes, tools, and knowledge-sharing mechanisms.
- Represent Solenis in trade associations, industry working groups, committees, and stakeholder forums.
- Build and manage relationships with external regulatory and industry organizations.
- Partner with Innovation, R&D, and Product Stewardship teams on innovation projects and new product development.
- Support global regulatory policies, procedures, and governance frameworks.
- Provide regulatory and stewardship support for corporate sustainability initiatives.
- Translate complex regulatory developments into practical business guidance.
- Prepare executive briefings, white papers, presentations, and strategic summaries.
- Support internal regulatory knowledge platforms, dashboards, and communication channels.
The role requires strong knowledge of regulatory intelligence, global regulatory strategy, regulatory impact assessment, and horizon-scanning practices.
Qualifications and Eligibility
Candidates interested in this Solenis Regulatory Affairs job should have a scientific educational background and relevant professional experience.
Educational Qualification
A Bachelor’s degree in one of the following disciplines:
- Chemistry
- Chemical Engineering
- Toxicology
- Environmental Science
- Regulatory Affairs
- Life Sciences
- Other related scientific disciplines
Experience and Skills
Candidates should have experience or knowledge in:
- Regulatory Affairs
- Product Stewardship
- Regulatory Strategy
- Government Affairs
- Environmental Compliance
- Related regulatory disciplines
Experience supporting the following portfolios is preferred:
- Chemical products
- Specialty chemicals
- Cleaning products
- Water treatment products
- Biocides
- Industrial products
Regulatory Knowledge
Working knowledge of global chemical regulations is preferred, including:
- REACH
- CLP/GHS
- TSCA
- CEPA
- UK REACH
- K-REACH
Candidates with familiarity in regulatory intelligence, regulatory impact assessment, and horizon scanning may be particularly well suited for this opportunity.
Skills Required
Regulatory Affairs | Global Regulatory Strategy | Regulatory Intelligence | REACH | CLP/GHS | TSCA | Product Stewardship | Environmental Compliance | Regulatory Impact Assessment | Horizon Scanning | Chemical Regulations | R&D Collaboration | Sustainability | Government Affairs | Stakeholder Management
What Will Success Look Like?
The Global Regulatory Strategy Specialist will contribute to:
- Delivering actionable regulatory intelligence.
- Increasing awareness of emerging regulatory risks and opportunities.
- Supporting innovation programs with strategic regulatory guidance.
- Strengthening external regulatory influence and advocacy.
- Improving regulatory knowledge sharing.
- Enhancing cross-functional collaboration.
- Identifying regulatory pathways and market access opportunities.
This makes the position particularly relevant for professionals seeking long-term careers in global regulatory affairs and regulatory strategy.
Benefits of Working at Solenis
Solenis offers several employee benefits and professional development opportunities, including:
- Competitive health and wellness benefits.
- Continuous professional development.
- Career growth opportunities.
- 15 days of paid time off.
- Competitive salary and bonuses.
- Remote working opportunities.
- Comprehensive benefits, depending on location and eligibility.
Solenis also emphasizes professional growth and encourages candidates whose experience may differ from every listed qualification to apply if they believe they can bring value to the role.
Salary Details
The official job description lists an expected compensation range of $77,270 to $113,322 per year, plus discretionary bonuses for the applicable market. Compensation may vary depending on skills, experience, location, and other factors.
For structured job listing purposes, an estimated equivalent range is approximately:
โน64 lakh to โน94 lakh per year (INR equivalent, approximate and location-dependent).
Note: This INR conversion is an estimate for schema representation and should not be interpreted as an official salary offer for candidates in India. The actual compensation depends on the candidate’s work location and applicable employment market.
How to Apply
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