Some companies are recognized for their projects, while others are distinguished by the spirit that drives them.
FRILAB Laboratories remains a family-owned company, committed to manufacturing in Europe and developing healthcare solutions that are accessible to all while complying with the highest European quality standards. At FRILAB Laboratories, we nurture a purpose-driven vision and a culture built on meaningful values.
Every day, our teams are guided by a unique DNA:
A strong foundation of values, genuinely lived and embodied
A company where people are at the heart of business decisions
A culture of proximity, openness, and friendliness, where simple and direct relationships encourage everyone to contribute, innovate, and express their ideas
This added human dimension is invaluable, as it naturally strengthens our attractiveness as an employer and business partner. The pride of our teams in serving healthcare professionals, and ultimately patients, enhances our reputation and credibility.
FRILAB Laboratories actively promotes collective intelligence as a cornerstone of its corporate culture.
This commitment is reflected through the promotion of the following values:
Respect
Ethics and Integrity
Individual and Collective Responsibility
Collaboration and Team Spirit
Well-being and Quality of Work Life
Skills Development and Continuous Learning
Promotion of Gender Equality and Equal Opportunities
Gender Equality & Workforce Diversity
Women
Men
BAC +5
BAC +4
BAC +3
BAC + 2
Self-taught professionals
Operations Directors
Supervisors
Medical Representatives
Hospital Representatives
Regulatory Affairs Officers
Regulatory Pharmacists
General Services
Europe
Maghreb
Africa
Pharmacists
Doctors
Nurses
Midwife
Functions & Roles
The Pharmacist
A key pillar in ensuring pharmaceutical safety, compliance, and regulatory excellence :
Preparation and maintenance of product registration dossiers
Registration with health authorities based on a Marketing Authorization (MA) from the country of origin
Obtaining and renewing marketing authorizations and regulatory approvals
Negotiating pricing and reimbursement conditions with regulatory and certification bodies
Regulatory monitoring and lifecycle management of products
Continuous scientific and regulatory intelligence
Full management of pharmacovigilance and quality activities, including collection, analysis, and reporting of adverse events
Acting as a key liaison with local health authorities
The Regulatory Affairs Officer
The operational arm of the Regulatory Affairs Department, serving as the interface between local pharmaceutical authorities and FRILAB’s Pharmaceutical Management :
Ensures that regulatory documentation complies with local pharmaceutical authority requirements
Monitors submission deadlines and renewal processes for regulatory approvals
Escalates pharmaceutical and regulatory questions to the Regulatory Affairs Department
Keeps the Regulatory Affairs Department informed of regulatory changes and updates
Monitors pharmacovigilance and quality-related issues
The Medical or Hospital Representative
Pragmatic, curious professionals who remain closely connected to healthcare realities, enabling FRILAB to continuously adapt to the needs of its medical partners and ensure sustainable access to healthcare :
Share medical knowledge and scientific expertise
Communicate effectively with healthcare stakeholders
Ensure product accessibility for end patients
Uphold and promote compliance with the FRILAB Code of Ethics
Serve as an essential point of contact for pharmacovigilance reporting and follow-up
The Product Manager
Responsible for implementing the Group’s commercial and communication strategy :
Market access studies and opportunity assessments
Development and execution of marketing plans
Creation of promotional materials, visual assets, and digital tools
Organization of training programs for sales teams and healthcare professionals
Evaluation of promotional campaign effectiveness
Local management and monitoring of product launches
Analysis of local sales performance (from wholesalers to pharmacies)
CRM management and email marketing campaigns
The Operations Director
Reporting directly to the Hub or Geneva Headquarters, responsible for overseeing the effective execution of budgetary, commercial, and regulatory operations within a given territory :
Define medical promotion strategies in collaboration with the Marketing Department
Lead and manage local teams
Ensure regulatory compliance across all activities
Develop and maintain external stakeholder relationships
Provide regular reporting to senior management
The Supply Chain Manager
The critical link between manufacturing sites and distribution platforms, ensuring products are available where and when needed :
Responsible for forecasting and planning activities between manufacturers and distribution platforms
Monitor the financial compliance of supply operations
Oversee inventory levels and replenishment across distribution platforms
Manage logistics and storage operations in accordance with regulatory requirements
Ensure full product traceability throughout the supply chain