Job Title

Snr Associate/Analyst,Stats Programming

Salary

£30,000 - £45,999

Job Type

Programming, Statistics

Location

Central/City

Employment Type

Permanent Job

Employer Type

PM Pharmaceutical R&D HQ (Global Or EU)

Seniority

Executive/Officer

Duration

 

FTE Hours

Full Time 35 - 40hrs Per Wk

Vacancy Status

Open For Applications

Date Posted

Mon 14th July 2008, 03:05pm

Are you an experienced Statistical programmer seeking a role within a leading Global Pharma?

Our client are a Japanese Global Pharma who is committed to developing and delivering healthcare products that truly benefit humanity and responds to the^diverse healthcare needs of people around the world. Our client works globally on three main therapeutic areas: CNS, Gastro-Intestinal and Oncology. They are now looking to recruit a Senior Associate/Analyst in Statistical Programming to join their^team on a permanent basis based in West London with a view to relocating to Hertfordshire early next year.

The purpose of this role would be to support the Biostatistics team by providing statistical programming and validation support for analysis datasets, statistical tables, figures, listings, patient profiles, SAS transport files, Integrated Summaries of Safety (ISS), electronic submissions, relates clinical trials and for other internal and external requests (e.g. publications).
Working with external vendors in order to develop or monitor the content and structure of SAS datasets, when necessary. Accessing and converting data to SAS from ClinTrial Database management system and PC file formats.

Qualifications and Skills required:

Bachelor's degree in associated functional discipline and MSc (biostatistics, statistics or computer science).
Experience using SAS-Base, MACRO, STAT, GRAPH, ACCESS, MS Office.
Proven experience with Unix and Windows operating systems.
Understanding of the software development life cycle.
Experience in SAS programming for phase I-IV clinical trials in a pharmaceutical or CRO setting
Understanding of FDA guidelines.
Good organisation, time management and attention to detailskills