Job posting: Regulatory Compliance Specialist – Sustainable Chemicals, EcoSynthetix, Burlington, ON, Canada (hybrid)

Via ACS Chemistry Careers: 

EcoSynthetix is dedicated to transforming the industrial chemicals landscape through the development, manufacture, and commercialization of bio-based technologies that replace petroleum-based products. Our sustainable, high-performance solutions are used worldwide in wood composites, pulp, tissue and paperboard packaging, graphic paper, and personal care applications.

We are looking for driven regulatory professionals who share our commitment to collaboration, continuous learning, and innovation—and who are passionate about advancing sustainable products from concept to market.

Position Overview

The Regulatory Compliance Specialist will play a pivotal role in ensuring our bio-based, sustainable chemical products meet all applicable national and international regulatory requirements—while supporting our mission to reduce reliance on petroleum-based materials. This position bridges compliance expertise with environmental stewardship, guiding products from development through commercialization.

You will be responsible for preparing and maintaining regulatory documentation, navigating global chemical regulations, managing product registrations, and working closely with R&D, manufacturing, and customers to bring innovative, sustainable solutions to market. Acting as both a compliance guardian and a sustainability champion, you will help ensure our products meet rigorous safety, performance, and environmental standards worldwide.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science, or related field
• Minimum 3–5 years of regulatory affairs experience in the chemical industry, preferably industrial chemicals
• Strong knowledge of global chemical regulatory frameworks (REACH, TSCA, WHMIS, CLP, GHS, BfR, FDA, etc.)...

Valuable Qualifications        

• Master’s degree in relevant scientific or regulatory discipline
• Experience in sustainability-related regulations (e.g., circular economy, product stewardship initiatives)
• Familiarity with international trade regulations affecting chemicals

Full ad here. Best wishes to those interested.