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Mondelez International

Makes cookies, chocolate, gum and candy worldwide

Scientist Engineer 1

Regulatory Compliance & EthicsUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Networking and communication skills.
  • Reliability and accuracy, and an efficient work style.
  • Ability to meet deadlines.
  • Attention to detail.
  • Project management experience or capability.
  • Experience in regulatory affairs in an international and multifunctional environment.

Responsibilities

  • Execute the scientific and regulatory affairs strategy for assigned categories and geographical area, ensuring regulatory and policy compliance of the portfolio.
  • Use established relationships with trade associations and government agencies to communicate company interests, and execute policies, regulatory programs, and requirements.
  • Deliver the scientific and regulatory affairs strategy and compliance agenda, working with cross-functional stakeholders to assess regulatory business risks and opportunities.
  • Provide scientific and regulatory affairs expertise on technical regulatory developments and help respond to challenges and crisis management.
  • Ensure ingredients, product composition, claims, and labelling comply with applicable regulations and company policies.
  • Guide stakeholders on developments in scientific and regulatory affairs, support regulatory impact assessments and change management, and help develop regulatory affairs tools.
  • Represent the company at external meetings and advocate for its positions.
  • Develop knowledge of regulatory, scientific, and nutrition risks and opportunities in the market.

About the Company

Mondelez International

Makes cookies, chocolate, gum and candy worldwide

Mondelez International makes snack foods sold in grocery stores, convenience shops and online from North America and Europe to Latin America, Asia and Africa. Its brands include Oreo and Chips Ahoy cookies, Cadbury, Milka and Toblerone chocolate, Trident gum and Halls cough drops. The company runs factories around the world, buys large amounts of cocoa and wheat, and ships finished snacks to retailers and distributors. It earns money by selling these branded snacks at wholesale, and it grows by adding local brands and buying regional bakeries and snack makers. Mondelez took its current name in 2012, when Kraft Foods split off its North American grocery business, and is based in Chicago.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1903

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