Statistical Programmer

Adelphi Group; England; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Adelphi Real World is seeking a Statistical Programmer to join the Generate Statistical Programming team in the UK. You will coordinate and provide analytical support across single-sponsor secondary data studies, conducting complex data manipulation and analysis of real‑world data sources worldwide to meet clients’ real‑world evidence needs.

Collaborate with study teams, develop SAPs, and ensure high‑quality outputs while maintaining rigorous QC and documented methods.

Qualifications

• Substantial experience and proficient in using statistical software.
• Experience with large, complex, event‑level secondary data sources (e.g. claims data, EMR, registries).
• Knowledge of the pharmaceutical industry and real‑world evidence concepts.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and provide analytical support across single‑sponsor secondary data studies.
• Develop and review SAPs and analysis plans with clear operational definitions and code lists.
• Write programming code for data manipulation, analysis and output, with QC and timely revisions.

Skills

Statistical programming

Data manipulation

Collaborative teamwork

Education

Honours degree in numeric/analytical discipline

Tools

Stata

SAS

SPSS

Job description

Job Description

Statistical Programmer - Adelphi Real World

Who We Are

Adelphi Real World is a global consultancy in healthcare. We collect and interrogate real world data to aid the pharmaceutical industry in understanding the management and treatment of specific diseases. This understanding informs the successful development of pipeline assets and the positioning of inline products. Real world data can also be used to leverage Health Outcomes / Economic argumentation through statistically validated publications.

Agency

Adelphi

Job Function

Projects and Performance Improvement

Job Subfunction

Project and Program Management

Job Description

Statistical Programmer - Adelphi Real World

Who We Are

Adelphi Real World is a global consultancy in healthcare. We collect and interrogate real world data to aid the pharmaceutical industry in understanding the management and treatment of specific diseases. This understanding informs the successful development of pipeline assets and the positioning of inline products. Real world data can also be used to leverage Health Outcomes / Economic argumentation through statistically validated publications.

The Role

To join the Generate Statistical Programming team with a primary focus of coordinating and providing analytical support across all single-sponsor secondary data studies, i.e. conducting complex data manipulation and analysis of existing real-world data sources worldwide to meet clients’ real-world evidence needs. You will work collaboratively with an enthusiastic and cohesive team, supporting various study teams and research projects.

Accountabilities

Contributing to the design of real-world studies:

• Drafting and finalisation of appropriate sections within study protocols (e.g. sample size, statistical methods, data analysis etc.) for review by clients and other review committees
• Development of a robust, transparent and coherent Statistical Analysis Plans (SAPs), incorporating comprehensive operational definitions and/or code lists, statistical methods, objective‑specific analyses and table shells, for implementation by yourself or others with limited scope for interpretation.

Data management, manipulation and analysis of existing real-world data sources (e.g. claims, registries etc.):

• Responsible implementing data management process, i.e. secure storage, logging and data destruction, across all secondary data studies
• Writing of programming code to address data manipulation, analysis and output requirements as detailed in the study protocol/ SAP, including quality control (QC) of all code and outputs, and post‑review revisions, as per the agreed study timelines.

Co-ordination Of Resources

• Responsible for ensuring all secondary data studies are sufficiently resourced from a statistical/ analytical perspective, including liaison with other senior members of Gen SP team to align on team capacity/ workload.

The Person

• Substantial experience and proficient in using statistical software (e.g. Stata, SAS, SPSS etc.)
• Substantial experience of conducting data manipulation and analysis of large, complex, event‑level secondary data sources (e.g. claims data, electronic medical records, administrative data, registries etc.)
• Hold a good honours degree (2:1 or 1st) in a numeric/ analytical discipline
• Experience of contributing towards or developing study protocols and/or SAPs
• Knowledge of the pharmaceutical industry
• A high level of interpersonal skills and willing to work collaboratively as part of a wider team
• A drive to help shape the future structure and success of the S&DA team
• Highly motivated with a proactive approach to work and strong problem‑solving skills.
• A high level of numeracy, analytical, and interpretive skills, with a close attention to detail
• Good organisational and time management skills and a flexible way of working
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and a confident communicator
• Proficient in standard Microsoft packages, e.g. Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

The following attributes are not considered essential, but would be preferable in candidates:

• Substantial experience and proficient in Stata statistical software
• Experience with, or knowledge of, real-world evidence and/or observational studies

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