Senior Statistical Programmer - 6300 ASH

Senior Statistical Programmer – 6300 ASH5 days ago Be among the first 25 applicantsDirect message the job poster from CTC Resourcing Solutions AGOur client is headquartered in Switzerland – a biotech-hub of Europe – is a high-potential biopharmaceutical company, specialized in the discovery, development and commercialization of innovative small molecules. They are looking for a Senior Statistical Programmer for an initial 12 months contract (possible extension) based in Basel area.Main Responsibilities:Responsible for the implementation and use of programs to effectively analyze and report clinical trial data as the trial programmerResponsible for the review of trial documentation and providing feedback from statistical programming perspective, as well as study set-up in the reporting environmentResponsible for the definition of project and trial analysis data sets and metadataIn agreement with the trial programmer and/or statistician, designs and implements trial and project analysis data sets and metadata including complex data derivations, data mapping and data poolingInforms and suggests solutions to the trial programmer and/or statistician on critical issues within the projectDevelops programs and generates Tables, Listings and Figures for trial or project-specific reports and statistical analyses in agreement with trial documentation and guidelines from the trial programmer and/or the statisticianPerforms and documents quality control (QC) activities as per company standard operating procedures (SOPs), working practices and guidance from the trial programmerDelivers listings, summary reports and figures to the trial programmer, the statistician and/or appropriate members of the clinical trial team as per the project timelinesMaintains up-to-date documentation for the programs, metadata, data sets, tables, listings and figures that are under his/her responsibility and files all relevant trial documents in the eTMFDiscusses data presentation methods with the trial programmer, statistician and/or appropriate members of the clinical trial teamInforms and suggests solutions to the trial programmer, principal programmer and/or department head on critical programming issues within the departmentPerforms the programming for standard and special analyses and provides the appropriate members of the clinical trial team with trial or project-specific listings, summary tabulations and graphicsProvides technical advice and support to other colleaguesAssesses, recommends and develops new standards, policies and proceduresSupports the implementation of computerized systems and tools that facilitate the trials/projects data analysis, and data flow, including the handling of organizational aspectsComplies with ICH-GCP regulations and company SOPsContributes to and leads initiatives and non-clinical projects.Qualifications and Experience:Relevant Swiss working/residency permit and/or Swiss/EU-Citizenship required;University degree (or equivalent) preferably in mathematics, informatics, or another scientific disciplineAt least 5 years of experience in statistical programming, within a pharmaceutical company or a clinical research organization (CRO)Advanced knowledge of programming in SAS and of statistical analyses in clinical trialsGood knowledge and understanding of CDISC, especially SDTM and ADaMBasic knowledge of R, knowledge of other programming languages and of data management principles and tools is an assetAbility to analyze problems and formulate ideas in a structured and logical mannerMust be able to work according to operating procedures, specifications and timelinesKnowledge of international clinical research regulations and requirements (ICH-GCP)Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.Ability to work independently with a commitment to achieve common goals.Fluent in written and spoken EnglishSeniority levelMid-Senior levelEmployment typeContractJob functionInformation Technology, Science, and ResearchIndustriesBiotechnology Research, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, and Hospitals and Health Care #J-18808-Ljbffr