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Principal Statistical Programmer - Late Phase

Piper Companies is looking for an experienced Principal/Senior Statistical Programmer to join a well-established, global clinical research organization focused on improving the drug development process and access to therapeutics.Responsibilities of the Principal/Senior Statistical Programmer:
o Support Phase II & III teams with tasks related to submissions work o End-to-End ADaM/TFL efficacy programming o Creating submissions packages, eCDT packages, P21 reports, define.xml, SDRG/ADRG, etc.Qualifications of the Principal/Senior Statistical Programmer:
o 5
years of experience with SAS programming with clinical trial data and CDISC standards o Hands-on End-to-End efficacy programming o In-depth exposure submissions packages, eCDT packages, P21 reports, define.xml, SDRG/ADRG, etc.Compensation of the Principal/Senior Statistical Programmer:
o Compensation:
$130,000/year-$160,000/year based on experience o
Benefits:
Competitive comprehensive benefits package includedKey Words:
SAS, Programmer, statistics, CDISC, SDTM, ADaM, CRO, clinical research, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, clinical data, data management, EDC, Electronic Data Capture, Medidata, Rave, Oracle, Inform, datasets, TLF, tables, listings, figures, programming, benefits, medical, dental, vision, 401k, Remote, Define.xml, xpt, Submissions#LI-PB2 #LI-REMOTE #PandoPandoLogic. Keywords:
Statistical Programmer, Location:
Raleigh, NC - 27608 Recommended Skills Clinical Trials Sas (Software) Computer Programming Apply to this job. Think you're the perfect candidate? Apply on company site $(document).ready( function() $(#ads-desktop-placeholder).html(
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