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SAS Statistical Programmer 3

Hologic•San Diego, CA
•Hybrid

About The Position

The Statistical Programmer 3 leads the development and validation of analysis datasets, tables, figures, and listings, ensuring that deliverables meet quality standards and project requirements. The role manages timelines across multiple projects, communicates programming progress and issues to project teams, collaborates with Clinical Affairs to align CRF and database design with analysis needs, and provides ad-hoc reports to monitor trial progression. This is a hybrid position requiring onsite presence in San Diego, California, at least three days per week. The position also involves maintaining current programming expertise, reviewing and approving study-specific documents, contributing to data management and statistical programming procedures, implementing process improvements, maintaining programming specifications, and training or mentoring junior team members. Other function-related activities may be assigned as reasonably required by business needs.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Epidemiology, or a related quantitative discipline and 5 or more years of progressive, relevant experience; or a master's degree in a related field and 3 or more years of progressive, relevant experience.
  • Advanced knowledge of SAS.
  • Experience with statistical software packages such as R or Python.
  • Problem-solving mindset.
  • Working knowledge of CRF and database structure, including attribute assignment and logic checking.
  • Knowledge of FDA regulatory requirements for IDE, BLA, PMA, and 510(k) submissions, as well as GCP and ICH guidelines.
  • Knowledge of infectious disease, cancer, genomics, and common public health issues.
  • Experience in technical writing.
  • Working knowledge of basic statistics.
  • Ability to implement statistical concepts in clear, efficient code for data analysis and reporting.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and validate programs that generate analysis datasets, tables, figures, and listings according to the statistical analysis plan and programming specifications.
  • Ensure outputs meet quality standards and project requirements.
  • Keep project team members informed about programming progress and issues requiring their attention.
  • Work with Clinical Affairs project team members to ensure CRF and database design meets analysis needs.
  • Provide ad-hoc requests and reports to monitor trial progression and address project team needs.
  • Manage schedules and time constraints across multiple projects, adjusting workload when timelines or priorities change.
  • Maintain expertise in current programming techniques and learn new techniques.
  • Review and approve study-specific documents.
  • Provide input on Data Management SOPs and Statistical Programming SOPs and work instructions.
  • Recommend and implement continuous process improvement ideas.
  • Develop and maintain programming specifications according to the statistical analysis plan.
  • Assist in training and mentoring new or junior team members.
  • Perform other function-related activities as reasonably required by business needs.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive training upon joining and continued development and training throughout the career.
  • Bonus eligible.

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