Regulatory Affairs Associate - Technical Documentation
Medical MagnesiumAachen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Posted March 19, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
Medical Magnesium, a RWTH Aachen University spin-off, engineers magnesium-based, bioabsorbable implants that provide mechanical stability during fracture healing and then safely dissolve in the body. Their flagship mm.X platform delivers customized bone screws and fracture fixation devices for orthopaedic and trauma surgery, including pediatric and sports-medicine applications. By combining advanced materials science with rigorous clinical testing, the company offers a single-surgery solution that eliminates the need for hardware removal and reduces long-term complications. Transparent publication of all clinical data and a commitment to high-evidence standards distinguish Medical Magnesium as a pioneering medtech innovator in the orthopaedic field.
Job Description
Regulatory Affairs Associate - Technical Documentation role involves reviewing regulatory documents, ensuring consistency and quality, and participating in the creation and updating of product files. The role requires a high quality standard, excellent language skills, and attention to detail.
Requirements
- Completed degree or equivalent education in Medical technology / biomedical engineering, Life sciences, Medical documentation / technical editing, or Language, literature, or communication studies
- Well-developed language feel and a high quality standard for texts and documents
- Excellent German and English skills on a professional writing level (C1/C2)
- Structured, meticulous, and detail-oriented working method
- Interest in regulatory issues and standards (MDR, ISO 13485, ISO 14971)
Benefits
- Collegial collaboration in a growing dynamic team of a young high-tech company
- Responsibility within the team and independent decisions
- Open company culture, joint events, and opportunities for development
- Flexible working hours and the possibility of at least 1 day of home office per week
- Flat hierarchies without micromanagement
