Lead Biostatistician (Remote – UK/Europe)

Worldwide Clinical Trials; Nottingham; Remote; GBP 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Worldwide Clinical Trials is seeking a Principal Biostatistician to lead statistical strategy across multi-project portfolios. You will design, analyse, and interpret clinical data, guiding study strategies and ensuring high-quality outputs in collaboration with sponsors and cross-functional teams.

You will mentor colleagues, oversee SAS programming and SDTM/ADaM workstreams, and contribute to process improvements and regulatory readiness across diverse trials.

Qualifications

• Lead or project biostatistician with statistical leadership across studies.
• Strong knowledge of clinical trial design, analysis and regulatory standards.
• Advanced SAS programming and integrity in reporting outputs.

Responsibilities

• Lead statistical strategy, design, analysis, and reporting across projects.
• Develop and review SAPs, protocols, randomisation, and statistical deliverables.
• Provide expert statistical consultation to sponsors and teams.
• Oversee SAS programs and SDTM/ADaM datasets creation and validation.
• Deliver tables, figures, listings, and ad hoc analyses to support objectives.
• Mentor biostatisticians in study design and methodology.
• Contribute to quality initiatives and inspection-readiness activities.

Skills

Lead biostatistician

Statistical leadership

SAS programming

Communication skills

English proficiency

Education

BSc with 8+ years

MSc with 6+ years

PhD with 4+ years

Tools

SAS programming

SDTM/ADaM datasets

Job description

Worldwide Clinical Trials is seeking a Principal Biostatistician to lead statistical strategy across multi-project portfolios. You will design, analyse, and interpret clinical data, guiding study strategies and ensuring high-quality outputs in collaboration with sponsors and cross-functional teams.

You will mentor colleagues, oversee SAS programming and SDTM/ADaM workstreams, and contribute to process improvements and regulatory readiness across diverse trials.