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Dear Allstat,
Please find below the details of our latest Contract SAS Programming
opportunity.
Rates are dependent on experience and there is plenty of scope to
extend.
My client is one of the top 10 pharma companies and are looking for 2 x
Contract SAS programmers.
- The primary role is, as a member of a drug project team, to assist the
drug Global/Regional Programming Leader to deliver high quality SAS
databases, tables, listings and graphical reports to the project team.
- This output is used to support regulatory submissions, publications
and commercial activities.
- You will be responsible for the quality of your own work and will be
expected to manage your own daily planning.
- The job involves close project working with all members of a team
particularly Statisticians for whom the programmer develops the analysis
databases.
- The programmers also take an active part in protocol and CRF review.
They are also responsible for the specification of the tables and
listings template shells and the analysis data sets.
SKILLS REQUIRED
SAS Programming:
Base: Particularly basic data step manipulation, SAS dataset creation,
variable derivation and use of base procedures etc.
Reporting: Tabulate, Print, Report, Graph procedures
Statistics: Good skills with basic statistical summaries like Summary,
Freq etc. Some skills with more formal statistical procedures such as
GLM would be useful but is not essential.
Macro: Basic use of macro preferred but advanced use is not essential.
Computer Platforms and Operating Environments
Skills in the use of the following are preferred:
Microsoft Windows, NT server environment and SAS 8.1 or above on
Windows.
DESIRABLE EXPERIENCE
Pharmaceutical and Clinical Trials
Experience of SAS programming in the clinical trial environment.
Experience with different therapeutic areas and trial phases.
Experience of working as part of a clinical project study team.
SAS Programming
Development of SAS programs that create SAS analysis data sets from raw
database files for use in further formal statistical analysis and
general clinical trial or high level document reports.
Development of SAS programs that create output tabulations, listings and
figures used in clinical trial, high level documents, or publication
reports.
Working as part of a programming team within drug project areas.
If this position is of interest to you please forward an updated CV to
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call me on 00442079227126
Ian Kien-Sen Lee
Consultant, Biostatistics - Hays Pharma
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