Senior Statistical Programmer (SAS Programmer) - FSP: Poland, Romania, Hungary or Serbia

Role overview Provide senior-level statistical programming for clinical studies, supporting analysis and reporting from study data through electronic submission. The role works independently on programming assignments, advises project teams on standards and strategy, and helps ensure outputs are accurate, consistent, and aligned with regulatory expectations.

Responsibilities - Program derived analysis datasets and tables, listings, and figures using SAS, and validate the resulting datasets and outputs. - Advise project teams on programming approaches, standards, specifications, and analysis deliverables. - Review study planning documents, including statistical analysis and data presentation plans, to assess programming assumptions and requirements. - Support preparation and review of electronic submission materials. - Coordinate with vendors on programming conventions, specifications, standards, and data transfers. - Apply relevant procedures and regulatory guidance, and identify opportunities to improve consistency and efficiency.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in statistics, biostatistics, mathematics, computer science, life sciences, or a related field. - Several years of statistical or clinical programming experience in pharmaceutical development, with strong SAS proficiency. - Knowledge of clinical data structures, CDISC standards, relational databases, and upstream data processes such as eDC and SDTM. - Experience producing downstream deliverables such as ADaM datasets, data definition documents, and submission outputs. - Familiarity with tools such as Microsoft Office, XML, and Pinnacle 21. - Understanding of regulatory and industry standards, statistical and medical terminology, clinical tests, and protocol designs; ability to work effectively with clinical teams.

Benefits and work setup The role can be fully home-based in the advertised countries of Poland, Hungary, or Serbia, with optional office use where available. The source describes professional development and a supportive work environment. It lists a Poland base pay range of PLN 200,000–260,000; additional incentive or benefit eligibility may depend on the position offered.