Hybrid SDTM Clinical Programming Lead

Genmab; Princeton (NJ); Hybrid; USD 117,840 - 176,760; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Health benefits

Voluntary insurance plans

Paid time off

Parental leave

Wellness resources

Commuter benefits

Tuition reimbursement

Lifestyle Spending Account

Job summary

Genmab is seeking a Programming Manager, Clinical Programming, to lead SDTM programming for clinical studies. You will collaborate with global teams, define data standards, and drive quality and compliance in data handling and reporting.

The role requires SAS proficiency, 3–5 years in pharma, and strong communication across disciplines. A hybrid work arrangement is offered with a strong emphasis on cross-functional teamwork.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Computer Science, or Life Sciences; Master’s preferred.
• 3–5 years in the pharmaceutical industry; global context experience.
• Proficient in written and spoken English; SAS experience required.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement SDTM standards supporting study/program needs.
• Ensure SDTM alignment with data collection standards and tools.
• Maintain compliance with CDISC and regulatory submission requirements.
• Create quality control processes and metrics to ensure standards.

Skills

SAS programming

Analytical thinking

CDISC SDTM knowledge

Data interpretation

Programming efficiency

Documentation

Communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Statistics

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science

Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

SAS

Job description

Genmab is seeking a Programming Manager, Clinical Programming, to lead SDTM programming for clinical studies. You will collaborate with global teams, define data standards, and drive quality and compliance in data handling and reporting.

The role requires SAS proficiency, 3–5 years in pharma, and strong communication across disciplines. A hybrid work arrangement is offered with a strong emphasis on cross-functional teamwork.