Early-Career Statistical Programmer – Embedded Pharma

Cytel; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Cytel Inc. is seeking a Recent Graduate Statistical Programmer embedded with a major pharmaceutical client in the United States. You will leverage your education to develop and expand programming skills, supporting clinical trials from Phase I to IV.

The role emphasizes SAS programming, data manipulation, and generation of TLFs with submission-ready outputs. You will work within a globally dispersed team, demonstrate strong English communication, and adapt to changing priorities while delivering

Qualifications

• Proficiency in data manipulation, analysis and reporting of clinical trial data.
• Experience designing datasets/analysis files, tables, listings, and figures (TLFs).
• Ability to generate ad-hoc reports and prepare submission packages.
• Understanding of efficacy analysis and drug development life cycle.
• Strong English oral and written communication.

Responsibilities

• Perform data manipulation, analysis, and reporting of clinical trial data using SAS.
• Create and validate datasets/analysis files, tables, listings, and figures (TLFs).
• Generate ad-hoc reports as needed.
• Prepare and validate submission packages.
• Apply understanding of efficacy analysis.
• Collaborate effectively in a globally dispersed team.

Skills

SAS programming

Team collaboration

English communication

Attention to deadlines

Education

Undergraduate studies

Graduate-level education

Statistics

Computer Science

Tools

SAS

Job description

Cytel Inc. is seeking a Recent Graduate Statistical Programmer embedded with a major pharmaceutical client in the United States. You will leverage your education to develop and expand programming skills, supporting clinical trials from Phase I to IV.

The role emphasizes SAS programming, data manipulation, and generation of TLFs with submission-ready outputs. You will work within a globally dispersed team, demonstrate strong English communication, and adapt to changing priorities while delivering