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Centre for Human Drug Research (CHDR) seeks a PK Data Analyst to join the Biometric team, analyzing PK clinical trial data and reporting findings to a diverse group of professionals.
The role requires a master’s degree in bio-pharmaceutical sciences, with programming in R as the primary language; SAS and Python familiarity are beneficial. Employment is offered as a one-year contract with hybrid work arrangements and the potential for permanent employment.
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As a PK Data Analyst, you will be part of thePharmacokineticsteam and involved in the execution of interim and final non-compartmental analyses (NCA) of drug concentration data. Youare responsible forindependently executingthe analysis and reporting ofPK clinical trial data collected at CHDR. Yourtasksconsistof:
You will join a dynamic, passionate organization and work within a diverse team in a fast-paced, innovative setting.We offer you a one-year contract for a minimum of32 hours per week, with the prospect of a permanent position. The corresponding terms of employment below are based on a 40-hour workweek.
Additionally,CHDRtries to stimulate a social workingenvironment by organizingdrinks,aChristmas dinner,aBBQeveningand company events such as asurvivalweekendin the Ardennes.
We are looking for a Data Analyst with a solid understanding of PK. Programming and coding experience isrequired, with R being the primary language,and knowledge of SAS beneficial. Additionally, familiaritywith PythonandWinNonLinis a plus.
In this role, your ability to handle complex data and work collaboratively with others will be key to the successful completion of PK analyses.Strong analytical, problem-solvingand communication skills arerequiredfor success, just like the ability to work on multiple projects at a time by managing deadlines while keeping track of priorities.
The position requires a master’s degree inabio-pharmaceutical sciencesfield. Applicants from related fields such as bioinformatics, biomedicalengineeringor life sciences are also encouraged to apply, especially if they have a strong interest in early-phase drug discovery.
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 a non-profit foundation, we take pride in contributing to scientific progress and the advancement of drug development.CHDR is located in Leiden 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.