Biometrics and Clinical Research • Contract Research Organisation • biostatistics • data-management • E-CRF
1001 - 5000
November 3
Biometrics and Clinical Research • Contract Research Organisation • biostatistics • data-management • E-CRF
1001 - 5000
• The Clinical Programmer is responsible for providing Clinical Programming input per Data Management activities. • Responsible for programming and execution of listings, using different languages as per protocol / requirements. • Responsible for designing reports and patient profiles. • Understands and strictly follows Aixial and Client’s SOPs, guidelines, and appropriate local and international legislation. • Works closely with the Lead Data Manager on assigned projects. • Responsible for drafting Data Integration Specifications for external data vendors integration and to manage external data loading and integrations. • Responsible for the SAS datasets maintenance and data transfers per data transfers agreement. • Participates in regulatory audits and inspections as required.
• Bachelor’s degree qualification in a Scientific discipline is preferred. • 4 or more years as a Clinical Programmer or equivalent combination of education, training and experience. • Knowledge and understanding of ICH GCP and other relevant ICH, EU, or FDA guidelines to maintain regulatory compliance. • Understanding of Clinical trial process and Data management activities. • Experience with programming languages, such as SAS, SQL, Python, R, JavaScript, C#. • CDASH standards experience desirable. • Proficient in computer technology used in an office environment (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, MS Project, etc.). • Fluent English: Read, Written, Spoken.
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