Remote HTA Programmer (SAS/R) for German Market Access

Air Liquide; Lérida; Hybrid; EUR 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

IQVIA in Madrid, Spain-based, seeks an HTA Programmer (Analyst/Consultant) to support AMNOG dossiers and market access activities. Focus on statistical programming for Module 4 with German regulatory alignment. Remote/hybrid in Spain with strong SAS programming and data science background.

The role requires 2+ years in SAS, R, SDTM/ADaM, and fluency in German and English. Collaboration across Market Access and EU-HTA teams is essential, with a high emphasis on data-driven decision making.

Qualifications

• Masters/PhD in biostatistics or data science or related field.
• Experience in HTA, AMNOG, HEOR, or Market Access preferred.
• Familiar with German AMNOG, IQWiG, or G‑BA is an advantage.
• Fluent German and English (written and spoken) is essential.
• Solid understanding of clinical study designs and endpoints.

Responsibilities

• Develop German AMNOG dossiers with a focus on SAS analyses for Module 4.
• Analyze clinical trial data for efficacy, safety, and endpoints.
• Conduct meta-analyses and indirect treatment comparisons.
• Automate and standardize analysis workflows for reproducibility.
• Collaborate with Market Access, HEOR, Medical Affairs, and EU-HTA teams.
• Ensure quality and clarity of generated outputs.
• Monitor IQWiG, G‑BA, and HTA method developments.

Skills

Analytical skills

Data science

Programming

SAS programming

R programming

CDISC SDTM/ADaM

Education

Master's or PhD in biostatistics or data science

Tools

SAS

R

Job description

IQVIA in Madrid, Spain-based, seeks an HTA Programmer (Analyst/Consultant) to support AMNOG dossiers and market access activities. Focus on statistical programming for Module 4 with German regulatory alignment. Remote/hybrid in Spain with strong SAS programming and data science background.

The role requires 2+ years in SAS, R, SDTM/ADaM, and fluency in German and English. Collaboration across Market Access and EU-HTA teams is essential, with a high emphasis on data-driven decision making.