Remote Manager, Statistical Programming Lead

VetJobs; Princeton (NJ); On-site; USD 113,639 - 148,610; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

401(k) plan

Paid time off

Global bonus/benefits

Job summary

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company is seeking a Manager, Statistical Programming in Princeton, NJ. The role focuses on providing programming expertise to support clinical development, regulatory submissions, and data analysis.

You will design and implement technical solutions, validate outputs, and coordinate with project teams and vendors to ensure regulatory compliance and high-quality results. The position requires a Bachelor’s degree and two years of related experience in biostatistics or a

Qualifications

• Requires a Bachelor’s degree with two years of related work experience in biostatistics or a related field.
• Experience in pharmaceutical clinical development is preferred.
• Knowledge of regulatory submissions and CDISC standards is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Provide programming expertise to support development, regulatory approval, and market acceptance of products.
• Design, develop, and implement solutions to integrate, analyze, and report clinical data.
• Develop and maintain statistical programs and utilities to meet specifications and standards.
• Support electronic submissions preparation and project teams, ensuring regulatory compliance.

Skills

Statistical programming

Biostatistics concepts

Data analysis plans

Regulatory submissions

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

SAS

Linux

XML

CDISC

Job description

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company is seeking a Manager, Statistical Programming in Princeton, NJ. The role focuses on providing programming expertise to support clinical development, regulatory submissions, and data analysis.

You will design and implement technical solutions, validate outputs, and coordinate with project teams and vendors to ensure regulatory compliance and high-quality results. The position requires a Bachelor’s degree and two years of related experience in biostatistics or a