Overview
Lead study and project-level statistical programming that underpins clinical evidence, regulatory submissions and safety insights, using SAS, R and Python, including AI-enabled solutions.
What you'll do
- Lead programming deliveries for clinical studies and small to medium, complex projects, meeting scope, timelines and quality commitments.
- Implement the statistical programming aspects of protocols and clinical development programs so analyses answer the right questions and meet regulatory expectations.
- Build high quality into your own outputs and the work of others through reviews, robust testing and continuous feedback.
- Program independently with high efficiency and quality across datasets, analyses and reporting.
- Write clear specifications and ensure completeness of relevant documentation for traceability and inspection readiness.
- Contribute to or drive best of industry practices that improve quality, efficiency and effectiveness within the function.
- Ensure compliance with standards and improve automation usage, including AI-enabled approaches where appropriate.
- Plan and lead team activities and tasks, aligning resources, removing blockers and forecasting needs.
- Identify, manage and communicate risks across assigned studies and projects, enabling timely decisions and course correction.
- Work proactively with statisticians, lead programmers, data managers and study leaders to align on priorities and deliverables.
- Work cooperatively with contract programming providers, setting expectations, reviewing outputs and ensuring timely delivery.
- Provide subject matter expertise on programming-related items to influence and shape outcomes.
- Participate in or lead technical initiatives that raise capability across tools, standards and automation.
- Apply project management practices to plan, track and deliver programming aspects of drug or technical projects.
What you'll need
- Bachelor's in Mathematics (e.g., Applied Math, Engineering), Statistics, Computer Science, Life Science or equivalent.
- Minimum of 6 years experience in clinical statistical programming.
- Excellent SAS programming skills including macro language.
- Demonstrated experience in R programming.
- Experience in Python programming.
- Ability with AI-enabled solutions, such as developing or working with AI agents.
- Proficient knowledge of the clinical development process.
- Thorough knowledge of industry standards.
- Ability to apply programming knowledge to problem solving.
- Ability to manage relevant documentation.
- Ability to influence on programming related items.
Nice to have
- Ability to proactively manage concurrent activities within a study or part of a project.
Details
- Location: Manyata Tech Park, Bangalore, India.
- Work type: Hybrid, with a minimum of three days per week from the office on average.
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