Amgen
Biostatistical Programming Senior Associate
India · On-site · Full time
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- EmployerAmgen
- LocationIndia
- Work styleOn-site
- Employment typeFull time
- Employer posted
Career Category
Clinical Development
Job Description
Sr Associate Biostatistical Programming
The Biostatistical Programming Senior Associate will work in Amgen's Global Randomization and Blinding (GRB) organization
Responsibilities include:
- Creating and delivering Participant and Investigational Product (IP) randomization lists meeting specifications per randomization requests. Perform the duties of a Study Randomizer as needed
- Write and validate SAS programs to verify randomization assignments and dose decisions performed by an Interactive Response Technology (IRT) system throughout the conduct of a clinical trial.
- Function as a study programmer to manage IRT data transfer activities
- Act as a gatekeeper for IRT data transfers into Amgen’s secure File Transfer Protocol (sFTP) locations.
- Understand and execute both department and study level macros and utilities
- Ongoing verification of electronic systems used to execute randomization schedules and dosing algorithms
- Ensuring procedures are followed to maintain the study blind per Amgen Study Operating Procedures (SOPs) throughout the lifecycle of a study
- Maintaining accurate and complete documentation of randomization and blinding activities and communications
- Assist with study and systems audits by internal and external bodies and respond to audit questions and findings
- Participate in the development and review of GRB policies, manuals, SOPs and other controlled documents
- Cross functional training and presentations
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Knowledge:
- Biostatistical programming using SAS version 8.2 and higher or other programming languages (e.g. R or Python)
- Understanding of computer operating systems, including UNIX, preferred
- Project planning and management
- Basic understanding of IRT systems preferred.
- Drug development processes and operations
Basic Qualifications:
BA/BSc or higher degree in biostatistics, statistics, mathematics, computer science, or related subject. At least four years of statistical programming experience in relevant career statistical programming experience in a clinical development environment.
Preferred Qualifications:
- MSc or higher degree in statistics, biostatistics, mathematics, or related subject
- Six years of clinical research programming experience
- Drug development in related industries
- Project planning
- Process improvement participation
- Team participation and effectiveness
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- Work styleOn-site
- Employment typeFull time
- SenioritySenior
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