This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Benefit/Risk Associate based in India.

This is an excellent chance for recent graduates and early-career professionals to begin a meaningful career in pharmacovigilance and drug safety. The role focuses on supporting benefit-risk assessments and signal detection activities that contribute directly to patient safety and regulatory compliance across global healthcare programs. You will work within collaborative international teams, gaining exposure to a wide variety of clinical and post-marketing projects while developing specialized expertise in pharmacovigilance processes. The position offers continuous learning opportunities, hands-on experience with safety data analysis, and the chance to contribute to critical healthcare decisions. It is ideally suited for individuals who are detail-oriented, scientifically curious, and motivated by making a positive impact on patient outcomes worldwide.

Accountabilities:
- Support signal detection activities,



including process setup and ongoing pharmacovigilance operations.
- Review safety data and line listings to assist in the identification and evaluation of potential safety signals.
- Draft and contribute to signal detection reports while ensuring accuracy, completeness, and quality standards.
- Perform quality control activities related to benefit-risk documentation and pharmacovigilance deliverables.
- Maintain accurate records, tracking tools, and documentation in accordance with internal procedures and regulatory requirements.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure signal management activities are conducted efficiently and compliantly.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of pharmacovigilance processes and operational practices.
- Ensure all assigned activities are completed within established timelines and quality expectations.

Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Li

📌 Benefit/Risk Associate (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India