Statistics Manager — Clinical Trials & Data Strategy
BioSpace
North Chicago (IL)
Hybrid
USD 140,000 - 190,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive benefits package
Paid time off
Short-term and long-term incentive programs
Job summary
A leading biopharmaceutical company seeks a Manager, Statistics, to provide statistical expertise for clinical trials and research. The role requires 6+ years of experience or a PhD with 2+ years. Responsibilities include designing analysis plans, collaborating with teams, and ensuring statistical soundness of reports. This hybrid position is located in North Chicago, IL, emphasizing collaboration and communication skills, with a preference for candidates having industry knowledge.
Qualifications
6+ years of experience with an MS or 2+ years with a PhD in Statistics, Biostatistics, or related field.
Ability to identify data or analytical issues and provide solutions.
Knowledge of drug development and regulatory environments is preferred.
Responsibilities
Design, analysis, and reporting of clinical trials or scientific studies.
Develop protocols with details for statistical analysis plans.
Collaborate with multifunction teams and communicate statistical concepts.
Skills
Statistical computations
Technical competence
Effective communication
Data analysis
Cross-functional collaboration
Education
MS in Statistics or related field
PhD in Statistics or related field
Job description
A leading biopharmaceutical company seeks a Manager, Statistics, to provide statistical expertise for clinical trials and research. The role requires 6+ years of experience or a PhD with 2+ years. Responsibilities include designing analysis plans, collaborating with teams, and ensuring statistical soundness of reports. This hybrid position is located in North Chicago, IL, emphasizing collaboration and communication skills, with a preference for candidates having industry knowledge.