Regulatory Affairs & Field Sciences Manager - Europe

About this role

About Oath: Oath, a public benefit company, regenerates life in depleted soils globally with naturally occurring, beneficial microorganisms to address some of agriculture’s biggest challenges, including yield, nutrient density, and soil carbon. When you join Oath, you become part of a collaborative network that prioritizes conducting high-quality scientific research. You will have access to a team of highly trained scientists, study directors, and a wide network of collaborators, enabling you to integrate and enhance your existing skill set.

Position Summary: This role is a critical part of the Business Development team in Europe, reporting to the BD Lead Europe. The Regulatory Affairs & Field Sciences Manager Europe is responsible for achieving and maintaining regulatory Freedom To Operate (FTO) for Oath's 'Oath Soil Life' microbial soil amendments throughout Europe, as well as coordinating field trials implementation through several trialing partners across Europe.The field science focus is on ensuring the delivery of high quality trial results across a range of CROs and trialing partners, across the region.

The regulatory focus is on leveraging EU member state legacy regulations and securing Mutual Recognitions across the region. The scope includes the European Union, the UK, Turkey, and the Middle East, to be addressed as required. Responsibilities: Regulatory (60%) Develop and execute the regulatory strategy for Oath Soil Life in Europe, prioritizing the use of member state legacy processes and the Mutual Recognition (MR) directive to gain FTO quickly and cost-effectively.

Manage all aspects of the product registration process, including preparation and submission of necessary documentation to regulatory bodies, such as applications for a certificate of conformity in Austria (e.g., via § 9 DMG). Oversee regulatory compliance for Oath Soil Life, ensuring strict adherence to all local, national, and international regulations across Europe, UK, Turkey, and the Middle East. Serve as the primary liaison with regulatory agencies or coordinate with local contractors to efficiently secure approvals and maintain compliance.