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Strong programming skills in SAS , with R experience beneficial for data analysis, programming, and statistical workflows. Strong documentation skills, including code annotation, traceability, and ...

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Senior SAS/Statistical Programmer

Senior SAS/Statistical Programmer

Wizsolution

Plainsboro, NJ • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


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Company Descriptions:

Wizsolution is located in Princeton NJ, which is a leader in pharmaceutical recruitment and staffing. Our goal is to provide effective solutions for fulfilling your career potential. The mission of our company is to connect high talent and motivated candidates to technical positions from our partner companies.

Job descriptions:

Senior SAS Programmer
Senior Statistical Programmer

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-Perform SAS data manipulation and analysis programming
-May work with medical writing, clinical operations, and other clinical staff to support deliverables.
-Must work well both independently and with team members.
-Needs to be able to be on-time with deliverables, and for those deliverables to be of quality.
-Works with Statistician and Statistical programmer to assure results are consistent with expectations, and Quality control procedures are followed.
-Plans and carefully documents differences between programming results between program developer and Statistical QC programmer.
-Confirms that tracking sheets are current for projects, and may also confirm that results are consistent with earlier generated results.

·             MS with 3-5 +years of pharmaceutical industry experience.

·             Strong collaboration abilities and ability to work as part of a highly skilled team.

·             Experience in CDISC (SDTM, ADaM data sets)

·             Skilled in analysis of safety, efficacy & biomarker data, with an understanding of multiplicity issues; immunology/CV background a plus.

·             Experienced with standard and advanced statistical methods.

·             Expertise in SAS required, S-Plus or R preferred, including advanced statistical analysis, data integration, graphing & simulation.

·             Strong programming skills.

·             Good understanding of regulatory requirements & clinical trial design.

·             Knowledge of and ability to learn relevant clinical background and biomarker biology and incorporate these into statistical design, analysis & interpretation.

Preferred Qualifications:

Must have 3-5+ years SAS Programmer experience
SAS systems experience may include Base SAS, SAS/FSP,SAS SCL, Macro Facility, SAS/Graph, SAS / ODS, and SAS / Stat within a Windows operating system.

Job Type: Full-time