Work as a principal programmer across multiple clinical and non-clinical studies; supporting regulatory submission activities; producing and validating datasets and outputs to excellent quality whilst adhering to deliverable timelines. Excellent knowledge of CDISC SDTM and ADaM implementation guidelines working independently in this area; producing, reviewing and updating complex dataset specifications (including efficacy); creating and debugging complex macros; reviewing Statistical Analysis Plans (SAPs), including study specific ISS/ISE and DSMB SAPs and output shells with a view to commenting from a programming perspective. Excellent team work ethos, proactive at managing workload, willingness to help others and learn new skills from working in a team environment.

This role is full-time and fully remote. The successful candidate may be based in Spain.

Responsibilities
The following areas of expertise will be aligned to the role...

Statistical expertise and scientific leadership
Leadership and people development
Compliance, quality and governance
Communication and influence





Qualifications
Educated to BSc or above within Computer Science, Mathematics or a Science related discipline
The necessary experience to program QC activities for SDTM mappings and ADaM datasets, provide oversight of CRO deliverables for individual studies and across studies, Drive the QC strategy and organise the QC plan for studies
Experience of working on several studies
Strong hands-on SAS programming skills
Opthalmology and Neurology experience is advantageous

Why Join Us?

Remote working and versátil working hours
Career development, mentorship, and continuous learning
Supportive, friendly, and collaborative culture

About Phastar

Phastar is an award-winning biometrics and data science CRO, trusted by pharma, biotech, and medical device companies worldwide. With a global team of data specialists, we bring expertise, precision, and pace to every trial, because behind every data point

📌 Principal Programmer (España)
🏢 PHASTAR
📍 España