Join Us as a Programmer Analyst II and Help Advance Innovation
As a Programmer Analyst II, you'll support research projects by applying programming and computational methods to clinical data. You'll work as part of a study team under the guidance of a lead programmer.
What You'll Do
•Complete programming tasks assigned by study team leads. This includes creating, running, maintaining, and validating programs that transfer, combine, and summarize data from different sources and systems.
•Use SAS and established tools and processes to generate and validate clinical listings, tables, figures, reports, and other outputs.
•Prepare and analyze clinical trial data, including laboratory, vital signs, tumor response, imaging, quality-of-life, well-being questionnaire, and adverse event data.
•Work with researchers and multidisciplinary project teams to understand problems and recommend suitable technology solutions and programming strategies.
•Develop customized code using existing tools and applications to produce or validate clinical research and technical outputs.
•Contribute to multidisciplinary study teams and, with management oversight and review, begin supporting lead programming activities.
•Follow departmental work practices and standard operating procedures, and contribute to informal training materials.
•Build your programming, technology, clinical trial, and pharmaceutical industry knowledge through mentoring, learning events, and contributions to departmental documents and best-practice materials.
Education and Experience
•A master's degree in computer science, statistics, biostatistics, mathematics, or a related field; or a bachelor's degree in a related field, or an equivalent relevant academic or vocational qualification.
•At least 4 years of hands-on programming experience in either SDTM or ADaM.
Years of experience indicate the typical time needed to develop the knowledge and skills for the role. They are not the sole factor in determining job classification or selection.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
•Solid understanding of one or more programming languages.
•Familiarity with relational database structures and complex data systems.
•Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
•Clear written and verbal communication skills, with proficiency in English.
•Ability to organize and manage multiple assignments with challenging timelines.
•Positive, collaborative approach and demonstrated initiative.
•Strong organizational skills and adaptability when priorities change.
Working Conditions
•Work is performed in an office environment with exposure to electrical office equipment.
•Occasional travel to site locations, including domestic and international travel, may be required.
Work Schedule
Standard (Mon-Fri)
Environmental Conditions
Office
