We're working on a challenging and incredibly exciting mission: to bring cultured meat to market. Up to standard regulatory dossiers are essential to this mission.

We are currently looking for a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to join our team in Maastricht, the Netherlands. The ideal candidate has attention to detail, excellent organizational skills and a sound understanding of document management.

Do you want the same as we do?

Would you like to be a crucial part of bringing cultured meat to market, having a massive positive impact on the planet from an environmental and animal welfare perspective?

Do you love to collaborate with a great international team of world-class scientists and engineers in a fast-paced and exciting scale-up environment?

Would you love to bring your organizational skills to the team and help maintaining regulatory dossiers through the whole life cycle?

What is the purpose of your role?

Your primary responsibility is to support the implementation of regulatory activities on a global scale, ensuring market access for our products.

What will you do?

Your tasks will include:

Preparing dossiers;

Writing documentation in cross-functional collaborations;

Peer reviewing technical documents for quality and adherence to agency-specific requirements;

Interpret legislation and scientific developments into company requirements.

The ideal candidate will have some initial experience with novel foods and food ingredients.

What are the must have?

You have hands-on experience submitting and defending novel food dossiers or equivalents (GRAS, EFSA, etc.).

You have a solid scientific background and can translate complex technical input from R&D, Quality, and Bioprocess teams into clear, submission-ready documentation.

You have excellent attention to detail and care about the quality of the work that you prepare.

What are we looking for?

A minimum of 3 years of experience in a regulatory or technical position within food, feed, novel foods, or emerging technologies (e.g., cell-based, fermentation-derived, or genetically modified foods).

Advanced degree (Master's or preferred PhD) in Food Science, Biotechnology, or a closely related life science field.

Good understanding of national and international regulatory frameworks for food and feed.

Experience working with cross-functional teams through complex regulatory projects and submissions, including maintaining relationships with government agencies.

Business-level English proficiency required.

What can you expect from us?

You will join one of the world’s leading cell-based meat companies. You will be part of a young, diverse and energetic company that aspires to help change the global food system for the good – starting with beef. Furthermore, you get to gain experience and expertise on the regulatory framework of novel foods around the world.

And that’s not all! You will also:

Enjoy an enterprising work culture with lots of freedom in your projects.

Appreciate flexible working hours (as long as the position allows it).

Combine science with a commercial goal.

Work in the beautiful, historical city of Maastricht.

Enjoy 25 days of paid leave per year.

Possibility of going for a 38h contract in order to get extra days off.

Have access to fundamental trainings and be part of our continuous learning culture.

As part of competitive remuneration, you will receive a bonus plan similar to stock options called Stock Appreciation Rights (SARs).

In case you have any questions, you can contact our Head of Regulatory Affairs, Valeria Teloni at valeria@mosameat.com

If you think you're up for it and should be our new Regulatory Affairs Specialist, please submit your application before April 10th. We cannot wait for you to jump on board and be a part of our amazing journey!

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