Worth applyingPfizer · Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur

Internship – APAC RIO (Regulatory)

Skills and tasks

Suggested skills

  • APAC Regulatory Guidelines
  • Veeva Vault RIM Operations
  • Automated Data Extraction

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Tasks from the posting

  • produce correspondence and documents

    AI does it
  • maintain records and databases

    AI does it
  • navigate ARIBA and GCMA systems

    You + AI
  • liaise with internal staff

    Your edge
  • prepare country regulatory documents

    You + AI

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More analysis and source details
60%
of this job is already automatable.
40% is classified as human or shared work.
2 AI does it2 You + AI1 Your edgeof 5 duties

Your edge · 3 things

  • Auditing multi-country regulatory filings against strict health authority mandates.
  • Navigating cross-departmental relationships and external stakeholder communication.
  • Managing contextual decisions for ad-hoc operational requests.
The fieldgrowing · 2-3 years

Expanding healthcare access and evolving pharmaceutical regulations across the APAC region drive sustained demand for regulatory management. Strict health authority oversight prevents regional drug submission oversight from being eliminated.

Do this week

  1. APAC Regulatory GuidelinesMastery of regional health authority rules increases long-term value in pharmaceutical regulatory operations.
  2. Veeva Vault RIM OperationsProficiency with industry-standard regulatory platforms improves mobility across global pharma companies.
  3. Microsoft Copilotproduce correspondence and documents and maintain presentations, records, spreadsheets and databases;

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