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Dear ALLSTAT, Please find below details of our latest opportunity. Our client a Global CRO has an exciting opportunity for a Principal Statistical Programmer to join their team. The position is a full time permanent role and office based in the south East of England. The principal Statistical Programmer will be required to work independently whilst performing the activities below. They will also be responsible for organising and supervising the work of their project team and be the primary point of contact for the Sponsor when required. Responsibilities Production and validation of statistical analysis using SAS. The Principal Statistical Programmer will be responsible for the training of Statisticians and SAS Programmers on statistical programming subjects. Principal Accountabilities • Development and validation of SAS programs for the statistical analysis of study data finalized to the preparation of tables, listings and figures. • Creation of randomization lists. • Programming and validation of analysis datasets. • Development of SAS programs for the management of clinical study data (i.e. datasets mapping, pooling, import/export, etc.). • Preparation of trainings on statistical programming subjects. • To support, authorize and oversee all the biostatistical activities within a project. • To provide guidance to the programming biostatistics team on all data procedures and technical standards. • To provide a work direction on all programming tasks within a project. Requirements and Experience • Bachelor degree in Statistics or related field. • At least 2 years experience in statistical programming. • Very Good SAS Language. •Good descriptive and inferential Statistics. • Good Statistics modelling. • Good Knowledge of principles and techniques for clinical research. • Good English. • Good MS Office Suite knowledge. • Experience of programming and validation using CDISC standards (SDTM / ADaM) is mandatory. For more information or to apply for this role please email [log in to unmask] You may leave the list at any time by sending the command SIGNOFF allstat to [log in to unmask], leaving the subject line blank.