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Dear all, Please see below our latest vacancy. SAS programmer CRO, South East Permanent role/ could be home based Great salary package You will plan, develop and validate project/study level programs. You will design and develop standard project/department macro programs and data structures. You will also provide technical support to SAS users. Additional Responsibilities: • Project/Study Analyses • Responsible for the planning, development and execution of project/study level programs • Maintenance of documentation and files according to departmental policy • Must ensure the accuracy of all project/study level output. • Liaison with Clients on specifications and with Data Management on database creation, edit check specifications, data quality and query resolution. • Develops, maintains and validates standard data structure and software. • Designs and writes standard departmental macros that are maintainable, supportable, well-documented programs that are user friendly and accessible. • Monitors procedures for program development and validation. • Technical Support • Assists in the training of statisticians and programmers and ensures the development of data analysis skills. Experience and Qualification • A Bachelor’s degree, in a quantitative or scientific discipline and a minimum of 4 years SAS programming experience • Advance SAS Certification • Familiarity with multiple software products and platforms. • Demonstrated leadership skills as well as the ability to work independently and as part of a team. You will have the opportunity to progress your career and may wish to move into Project Management or into other related areas where you can further develop your skill set. If you have the skills and experience for this opportunity please email your C.V. to [log in to unmask] or call +441273 727 930 for further details. Andrea is a Biometrics/Clinical Operations expert at Stelfox Pharmaceutical Search covering Europe, UK, North America and Asia. You may leave the list at any time by sending the command SIGNOFF allstat to [log in to unmask], leaving the subject line blank.