The role of a SAS Programmer at GCE Solutions is to work alongside the Biostatisticians in the company in delivering solutions for our global clients.
Location: EU & South Africa
Responsibilities:
- Work with all levels of SAS Programmers at GCE Solutions in their day to day activities
- Regularly communicate with the sponsor on the progress of programming aspects of the project and proactively anticipates issues and works with the sponsor on resolution of the problems
- Provide input and/or write the programming specifications
- Serve as subject matter expert on all aspects of SAS® programming
- Understand pharmaceutical industry standards
- Develop consistent practices of clinical and statistical review of output and mentor programming staff
- QC summary tables, data listings and graphs using SAS® standard coding practices
- Create/review programming plan, specifications for datasets and TLFs
- Check for consistency across therapeutic areas
- Identify, plan, and oversee the implementation and success measures of all process improvement initiatives
- Maintain expertise in the use of the SAS® Macros and determine macro development priorities
Skills and Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree from reputable university preferably in science/ mathematics related fields
- Proven experience working as a SAS Programmer within the pharmaceutical field
- Attained SAS® certification
- Must have expertise of SAS® Base, and good knowledge of SAS® graph and SAS® Macros
- Capable of implementing more advanced statistical procedures as per specifications provided by Biostatistician
- Must have excellent knowledge of CDISC standards (SDTM and ADaM)
- Thorough understanding of relational database components and theory
- Excellent application development skills
- Strong understanding of clinical trial data and hands on, in data manipulations, analysis and reporting of analysis results
- Good understanding of ICH E6, ICH E3, ICH E8, ICH E9 and clinical research processes
- Good verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to work on multiple projects, plan, organise and prioritise activities
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