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CHDR in Leiden, Netherlands, is seeking a CDISC Programmer (SAS) to transform clinical study data into CDISC deliverables. You will map study data to CDISC requirements, develop define-XML, and validate SDTM datasets in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.
The role offers a one-year contract for at least 32 hours per week, a competitive salary (€3,803–€5,755 per month), a strong pension, vacation allowance, and ongoing training opportunities near Leiden Central Station.
This position is only open to candidates who are currentlyresidingin the Netherlands. Applications from candidates living outside the Netherlands will not be considered.
As a CDISC Programmer (SAS) at CHDR,you’llfocus on transforming clinical study data into standardized, high-quality CDISC deliverables.You’llcontribute to the development, mapping, documentation, and validation of SDTM datasets and associated metadata.
You’llbe part of a close-knit and collaborative team with diverse backgrounds andexpertise. We value open communication, continuous learning, and helping each other grow. Whetheryou’resolving a programming challenge or ensuring a CDISC package meets the required standards,you’llwork in an environment where your contribution truly matters. Your tasks include, among others:
We offer you a one-year contract for a minimum of 32 hours per week. The corresponding terms of employment below are based on a 40-hour workweek.
You will join a dynamic, passionate organization and work within a diverse team in a fast-paced, innovative setting. We offer you a pleasant hybrid workplace with an open, multidisciplinary workenvironment, where we pay close attention to team spirit and a healthy work-life balance. Fun activities are also organized regularly, such as Friday afternoon drinks, a summer BBQ, a weekend in the Ardennes, and our annual Christmas dinner.
You are an experienced SAS programmer with strong CDISCexpertiseand a focus on quality. You have a proactive mindset, work accurately, and are eager to contribute to innovative drug development.You work accurately, communicate clearly, and collaborate effectively with colleagues while also being able to work independently. You stay calm and focused, even when working under pressure or during tight deadlines. Additionally, we ask for the following knowledge and experience:
Since 1987, our enthusiastic and ambitious team at CHDR has been committed to conducting high-quality clinical research into the effects of both new and existing medicines. As anon-profit foundation, we take pride in contributing to scientific progress and the advancement of drug development. CHDRis located inLeiden and works in close collaboration with Leiden University and the clinical departments of the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC).
Centre for Human Drug Research, Zernikedreef 8, 2333 CL Leiden, the Netherlands. Tel.: 071-5246400.