We recognize that employees look and feel different in every company, so it’s important to first describe the principles that will drive success in the role prior to talking about the specific responsibilities and tasks. These are:
1. An obsessive focus on the customer
2. Being accountable to the customer as if we were their own employee
3. Understanding that strategy is only as good as the execution - and vice versa
4. Placing a high value on teamwork
5. People are at the heart of the product
In short, we want to build a big but small company.
PERKS:
Amazing culture: Happy, Helpful, Humble, Hungry.
Get to work in one of the fastest growing industries in TX – Life Sciences
Part of an amazing team
Flexible time off with pay
Opportunity for growth!
We know that diversity makes for the best problem-solving and creative thinking. We are dedicated to adding new perspectives to the team and encourage everyone to apply if your experience is close to what we are looking for.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Proxima is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
The SAS programmer conducts statistical programming activities for the reporting of clinical study data. Develops and supports statistical programming computer systems that are used in the production of statistical analysis plan (SAP)-planned tables, data listings, and graphs, integrated summaries of safety and efficacy, ad hoc analyses and electronic submission deliverables, such as datasets, data documentation, programs, programming table of contents, and patient profiles.
The SAS programmer conducts statistical programming activities for the reporting of clinical study data. Develops and supports statistical programming computer systems that are used in the production of statistical analysis plan (SAP)-planned tables, data listings, and graphs, integrated summaries of safety and efficacy, ad hoc analyses and electronic submission deliverables, such as datasets, data documentation, programs, programming table of contents, and patient profiles. Essential functions include creating systems that assist the biostatistical programming staff and biostatistical staff to create tables, data listings, graphs, and analysis for final reports, abstracts, posters, manuscripts, and other clinical publications; developing systems to support electronic regulatory submissions; providing systems and support for clinical data management staff, clinical programmers, quality control (QC) staff, and biostatisticians; producing and supporting systems that extract data from the clinical database; and building analysis databases composed of SAS datasets. The SAS programmer must follow established standardized design and programming procedures; develop, enhance, evaluate, and validate standardized macros and utility programs; and ensure that regulatory requirements are met through validation/compliance activities.
The Statistical Programmer may work on proprietary or Client's systems and under the Client's SOPs/processes.
Minimum Work Requirements : General knowledge of regulatory requirements for medical device and/or drug development process .
Skills: Excellent organizational skills and good verbal and written communication skills. Ability to work independently is required.
Minimum Education: BS or MS degree in Computer Science, Statistics, or related health science field with a minimum of 1 year of SAS programming experience with clinical trial data.
