Senior Principal Statistical Programmer (SAS/R) – Remote

Oxigent; Islas Baleares; Remote; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Cytel is seeking a Senior/Principal Statistical Programmer to join our remote team supporting a pharmaceutical client. You will lead SDTM/ADaM specification development, create datasets, listings, tables, and graphs using SAS and R, and collaborate with a statistician on analyses.

You will oversee CRO programmers, ensure high-quality outputs, contribute to regulatory submissions, and work within FDA guidelines to maintain compliant programming standards across studies.

Qualifications

• Experience leading SDTM/ADaM specifications across multiple studies.
• Strong SAS programming for datasets, listings, tables and graphs.
• Experience overseeing CRO programming deliverables and timelines.
• Regulatory submission support and data preparation for clinical study reports.

Responsibilities

• Generate SDTM, ADaM specifications, datasets, reviewer's guide and define.xml files for multiple studies
• Develop SAS programs which generate datasets, complex listings, tables and graphs
• Deliver high-quality statistical programming results with SAS and R
• Oversee CRO programmers to meet timelines and maintain quality
• Support preparation of regulatory submissions and study reports
• Follow FDA regulations and GCP for electronic submissions
• Contribute to standards for programming tools and macros
• Develop CRFs and data validation plans

Skills

SAS

R

SDTM

ADaM

CRO coordination

Regulatory knowledge

Clinical trials

Data analysis

Job description

Cytel is seeking a Senior/Principal Statistical Programmer to join our remote team supporting a pharmaceutical client. You will lead SDTM/ADaM specification development, create datasets, listings, tables, and graphs using SAS and R, and collaborate with a statistician on analyses.

You will oversee CRO programmers, ensure high-quality outputs, contribute to regulatory submissions, and work within FDA guidelines to maintain compliant programming standards across studies.