Senior Statistical Programmer

• Develop custom programming code using SAS or other software to generate summary tables, data listings, graphs, and derived datasets according to statistical analysis plans and programming specifications
• Ensure outputs meet quality standards and project requirements
• Perform validation programming and resolve discrepancies with Programmers, Biostatisticians, and project team members
• Maintain complete, current project documentation, testing, verification, and quality-control materials for inspection readiness
• Manage schedules and priorities across multiple projects and adapt workloads to changing timelines
• Develop dataset and output specifications according to statistical and sponsor requirements
• Participate in and conduct internal meetings, distribute information and minutes, and track action items
• Lead statistical programming activities, direct other programming personnel, and monitor programming deliverables
• Review Statistical Analysis Plans, mock shells, programming specifications, annotated CRFs, and SAS database designs
• Participate in sponsor, kickoff, and bid defense meetings as the statistical programming representative
• Mentor programming personnel through training, work review, feedback, and guidance
• Transfer deliverables and perform other assigned work-related duties

• Undergraduate degree, preferably in a scientific or statistical discipline; an equivalent combination of education and demonstrated programming experience may substitute for the degree
• Extensive programming experience in SAS or other required software, preferably in a clinical trial environment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to read, write, speak and understand English
• Ability to develop specifications for datasets and outputs of any complexity
• Minimal travel may be required

• Career development and progression
• Supportive and engaged line management
• Technical and therapeutic area training
• Peer recognition
• Total rewards program
• Inclusive culture
• Reasonable accommodations when appropriate