What regulatory ops postings say right now.

This report is generated from the postings we index — sponsor and CRO career pages, re-checked every night. The honest caveat: this is a small live sample, so read it as direction, not census. We'd rather show a small true number than a big invented one.

The tools, by demand

Veeva Vault names (CTMS 223 mentions, eTMF 116, RIM 30) dominate tool mentions in the postings we index — the platform family shares concepts, which is why Vault experience anywhere is a strong card. Beyond the Vault family, tool mentions in this sample are thin (the rest are single-digit counts), so the honest read is: Vault dominates, the long tail is real but small. See the tool pages for the openings behind each name.

How remote side-2 work really is

Regulatory operations skews remote more than clinical research — 40% of side-2 postings are remote, against 36% on the clinical side — but on-site is still the majority: 286 of 509 live postings. The most remote doors are eCTD publishing (43%) and regulatory operations (25%); CTMS administration runs 0% remote in the current sample, because administration roles sit with the systems they administer. The work is documents and systems, not patients, but the desk is still in the building more often than not.

What each role pays

None of the six regulatory-ops roles currently advertise a salary in any posting we index. That is the honest state — sponsors in this space post the range offline or at intake. Rather than quote bands we can't show you, the salary pages compute the live number from whatever employers actually publish, and this page updates with them.

The hiring signal that matters

Postings ask for the tool and the deadline discipline; they interview for precision. The fastest route in runs through adjacent document work — CTA, document control, quality — because employers know the tools are learnable and the instincts aren't.