We are currently looking for a knowledgeable and proactive SAS Developer to join our global Data Management team.
Please note the official PSI CRO job title will be: Database Developer.
If you are keen to provide the full range of clinical database development and programming services, ensure high quality, accuracy, and consistency of clinical data, and be involved in something new, outstanding and challenging, this job opportunity is perfect for you.
Responsibilities:
- Communication point for data management and statistics on matters of database programming and deliverable database development
- Clinical database (EDC) requirements/structure review and testing
- Data validation plan review and programming of data validation procedures
- Generation of clinical database listings and reports to support clinical trial data collection, tracking, review and validation
- Programming of patient profiles
- Participate and support the development of Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) (define.xml, annotated CRF, reviewer’s guide) and programming of data transformation from raw data sources into CDISC-complaint deliverable
- Validation of clinical trial data according to SDTM specifications
- Deliverable database transfer to clients; electronic data transfers
- Liaison with vendors and clients regarding electronic data transfer specifications
- Receipt and validation of electronic data transfers
- College or University degree (IT, programming, technical education)
- Sufficient relevant technical experience
- Experience in Clinical Data Management systems (like Medidata/Veeva) is desirable
- Knowledge of and experience in the SAS programming language (Base SAS, SAS/Macros, SAS/ODS)
- Knowledge of and experience in SQL
- Proficient user of standard MS Office applications and MS Access
- Experience in a professional environment, preferably with clinical or medical data
If you feel it is time to make your skills and knowledge visible within a growing company with true focus on its people, then this is the right choice for you.
