Overview

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, South Africa or Kenya.

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
- BSc in Mathematics, Computer Science or a related discipline
- Significant demonstrable R experience
- Solid experience of CDISC data standards
- Experience of programming to SDTM and ADaM standards
- Excellent communication skills, well-organized, proactive team player with a creative approach to problem-solving
- Experience as a lead on several studies/projects
- MSc in Mathematics, Computer Science or a related discipline is advantageous

Why Join Us
- Remote working and flexible 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 integral team of data specialists, we bring expertise, precision, and pace to every t

📌 Principal Programmer (España)
🏢 PHASTAR
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