MMS is a award-winning, data-focused clinical research organization (CRO). We support the pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device industries with our proven, scientific approach to complex trial data and regulatory submission challenges. With a global footprint across four continents, MMS not only maintains an industry-leading customer satisfaction rating but also fosters a collaborative and inclusive work environment where employees can thrive. Join us at MMS and be part of a team that is shaping the future of clinical research. Senior Statistical Programmer Mastery and trained on generating tables, listings, and graphs from clinical trial databases using SAS. Utilizes System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) for programming deliverables. Advanced user in SAS programming, SAS Base, and SAS Macros. Advanced knowledge of ADaM standards including supporting specification writing. Proficient with MS Office applications. Advanced experience with pooling of data sets for submissions. xml, Reviewer's Guides, SDSP. Lead study or small programming project teams. Minimum of 5 years’ experience in Statistical Programming or similar field required. Expert knowledge of scientific principles and concepts. Reputation as emerging leader in field with sustained performance and accomplishment. Proficiency with MS Office applications. Hands-on experience with clinical trial and pharmaceutical development preferred. Basic understanding of CROs and scientific & clinical data/terminology, & the drug development process.
Senior SAS Programmer (remote) in Telford employer: MMS
At MMS, we are committed to creating a workplace where your expertise as a Senior Statistical Programmer is valued and nurtured. Our Great Place to Work certification reflects our dedication to fostering a supportive and innovative culture, offering exceptional employee retention rates and opportunities for professional growth. Join us in our remote UK team and be part of a collaborative environment that not only prioritises your career advancement but also shapes the future of clinical research.
