Industry Mentor — Pharmaceutical Sciences (Part-Time / Advisory)

Job Title: Industry Mentor — Pharmaceutical Sciences (Part-Time / Advisory)

Employment Type: Contract

Location: India (Remote)

About the Role

We are building an applied industry learning programme for pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences students across India. We're looking for practising pharma industry professionals who want to shape how the next generation learns — by contributing short-form content and mentoring students on real-world industry practices.

This is a flexible, part-time advisory engagement — not a full-time role. Time commitment is approximately 3–5 hours per month.

What You'll Do

  • Record or review short explainer content on your area of expertise
  • Mentor students on industry expectations and workplace readiness
  • Advise on content accuracy and relevance to current industry practice

Domains We're Looking For

  • Pharmacovigilance and drug safety
  • Quality assurance and quality control (GMP, GLP)
  • Regulatory affairs (CDSCO, US FDA, EU frameworks)
  • Pharmaceutical formulation and manufacturing technology
  • AI applications in pharmaceutics
  • Clinical research and data management
  • Supply chain and pharmaceutical logistics

Who Should Apply

  • Currently working in the Indian pharmaceutical industry with 8+ years of experience
  • Comfortable communicating concepts simply and clearly
  • Genuinely interested in improving how pharmacy education connects to industry
  • Prior teaching or training experience is a plus, not a requirement

What's In It For You

  • Per-session honorarium for content and mentorship contributions
  • Named credit as an Industry Mentor on a globally connected programme
  • Flexible engagement that works alongside your day job
  • Opportunity to shape a new model of pharmacy education in India

About Us

NexSphere Edu Labs works at the intersection of health education and industry, building programmes that prepare students for real-world practice. We operate across Australia, India and Southeast Asia.

To apply, send a short note about your background and which domain you'd contribute to.

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