Statistical Programmers - Early Biometrics

Are you a goal-oriented Statistical Programmer looking for a new challenge? Would you like to be a part of a group with direct strategic impact on drug development that plays a key role in getting new medicines to patients who need them? Welcome to join AstraZeneca with your expertise!

We are currently recruiting Statistical Programmer at senior level or higher depending on your previous experience to join our growing Early stage portfolio. Our main therapy areas are Cardiovascular, Renal, and Metabolism (CVRM) and Respiratory & Immunology (R&I). The position will be placed at our R&D site in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The Senior/Principal Programmer sits within our Early Programming group in Early Biometrics & Statistical Innovation (EB&SI), aligned either to Cardiovascular/ Renal/ Metabolism (CVRM) or Respiratory, Inflammation, and Autoimmunity (R&I), and is responsible for providing statistical programming expertise to support the design and interpretation of early clinical studies and development programmes.

Working as part of Data Science and AI, you'll be able to access technology at the forefront of science in an innovative environment, where you will have scope to develop creative statistical ideas and approaches, and to apply them in your work.

What you will do:
The Senior/Principal Programmer provide Statistical Programming support and/or lead all programming related activities of the analysis and reporting process including, but not limited to, CSR development, regulatory activities and the scientific utilization of our data for AstraZeneca products. There are many career options you can pursue for progression including technical pathways, management of global projects or line management.

You will work in the Programming department that not only oversees and delivers the programming aspects of analysis and reporting but also manages and maintains our end-to-end standards and our analysis and reporting production tools. You'll be part of a global team that pulls together to put patients first.

Essentials in the role:
To succeed in this role, you'll be an experienced programmer with good knowledge of technical and regulatory requirements related to programming within the pharmaceutical or healthcare industry. You'll enjoy multitasking, have an appetite for solving problems with a strong team focus who enjoys collaborating to achieve the best results. We have several opportunities across both Senior and Principal levels.

Desirable experience includes:
Both levels;

* BSc in a Mathematical (i.e. Applied Math, Engineering, etc.), Statistical, Computer Science or Life Science subject
* Excellent problem-solving skills
* Diligence - attention to detail and ability to manage concurrent projects and activities
* Excellent verbal and written communication skills and ability to influence stakeholders

Senior;

* SAS programming expertise gained within a clinical drug development or healthcare setting
* Knowledge of CDISC standards and industry best practices
* Knowledge of database set-up and report publishing requirements

Principal;

* Extensive SAS programming expertise to an advanced level
* Extensive Knowledge of Analysis and Reporting within Clinical Development
* Comprehensive knowledge of technical and regulatory requirements with submission experience
* Wide-ranging knowledge of CDISC standards and industry best practices
* Travel - willingness and ability to travel domestically and/or internationally
* Team centric approach: keen to take steps to understand and appreciate the roles, skills and strengths of others on the team

Why AstraZeneca in Gothenburg?
Our Gothenburg site is one of AstraZeneca's three strategic science centers. We thrive in a multinational environment working cross-functionally across the globe with AstraZeneca colleagues as well as academic and industry partners. Our way of life is to develop a working environment that furthers collaboration, openness and innovation. Therefore, we have built space for meetings, socializing and relaxation, where spontaneous meetings can give birth to new innovations.

If this sounds like your next job - apply today!
We look forward to your application no later than 16th December.

More information
For more information about these positions please contact;
Catherine Rochez at catherine.rochez1@astrazeneca.com or +46723015130.
Pontus Boman at pontus.boman1@astrazeneca.com or +46730563324.

Additional information:
Our Gothenburg site: https://www.astrazeneca.com/our-science/gothenburg.html
Life in Gothenburg: https://www.movetogothenburg.com/