Applied Statistician II — Research Data Analysis

University of Alabama at Birmingham; Birmingham, Northern (AL, KY); Hybrid; USD 61,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Alabama at Birmingham is seeking a Statistician II to serve as a statistical partner in a collaborative research environment. You will shape studies from research questions through analysis, interpretation, publication, and grant submission.

Projects involve clinical, public health, and population-health data, with ownership of analyses and opportunities for co-authorship. This role suits a biostatistician who values reproducible methods and independent project management.

Qualifications

• Master's degree required in Mathematics, Statistics, Biostatistics, or related field.
• Three years of related experience required.
• Strong presentation skills and ability to collaborate with investigators and teams.

Responsibilities

• Provides statistical support for research studies by applying statistical methods and analytical expertise.
• Serves as a technical resource by collaborating with investigators, ensuring data integrity, and supporting interpretation and communication of findings.
• Applies intermediate statistical and technical skills in study design and data analysis.
• Collects, compiles, and analyzes statistical data.
• Performs complex statistical analyses for diverse datasets.
• Evaluates research studies and recommends procedures.
• Develops and maintains specialized databases.
• Assists with grant applications, results presentation, and manuscript preparation.

Skills

Ability to communicate effectively

Ability to analyze, interpret and show

Education

Master's degree in Math or related field

Three years of related experience

Job description

University of Alabama at Birmingham is seeking a Statistician II to serve as a statistical partner in a collaborative research environment. You will shape studies from research questions through analysis, interpretation, publication, and grant submission.

Projects involve clinical, public health, and population-health data, with ownership of analyses and opportunities for co-authorship. This role suits a biostatistician who values reproducible methods and independent project management.