Remote Biostatistics Exercise Designer

IXO Inc.; France; Remote; EUR 127,000 - 171,000; Part time

Job summary

IXO Inc. seeks a biostatistics expert to create and solve defensible biostatistics exercises for practical statistical work.

You will design problems covering study design, time-to-event outcomes, dose–response relationships, and genetic analyses, providing fully worked solutions with clear reasoning. The ideal candidate holds a master’s or doctorate in biostatistics or related fields, with 3+ years of practice and hands-on work with clinical, epidemiological or genetic data.

Qualifications

• Master’s or doctorate in biostatistics, statistics, epidemiology, statistical genetics or pharmacometrics.
• At least three years of full-time statistical practice.
• Direct analytical experience with clinical, epidemiological or genetic datasets.
• Ability to carry out statistical analysis in R, SAS or Python.
• Clear written English and the ability to explain your analysis; availability for at least 10 hours a week.

Responsibilities

• Create realistic biostatistics exercises testing defensible analyses.
• Develop problems from study design, time-to-event outcomes, dose–response relationships or statistical genetics.
• Provide worked answers with reasoning that connects each analytical step to the conclusion.
• Identify subtle methodological errors, including plausible-looking analyses that would fail a practitioner’s review.

Skills

Statistical analysis in R

Statistical analysis in SAS

Statistical analysis in Python

Effective written communication

Time management (10+ hours/week)

Education

Master’s degree or Doctorate in biostatistics/epidemiology/statistical genetics/pharmacometrics

Tools

R

SAS

Python

Job description

IXO Inc. seeks a biostatistics expert to create and solve defensible biostatistics exercises for practical statistical work.

You will design problems covering study design, time-to-event outcomes, dose–response relationships, and genetic analyses, providing fully worked solutions with clear reasoning. The ideal candidate holds a master’s or doctorate in biostatistics or related fields, with 3+ years of practice and hands-on work with clinical, epidemiological or genetic data.