Biostatisticians

Job Summary

Ensure the statistical integrity and accuracy of biomedical or clinical research data. Perform statistical design, modeling, and analysis to support product development. Provide statistical summaries and reports of studies. Consult with scientists and engineers to ensure proper use of statistical methodology and interpretation of results. Program statistical software packages (e.g., SAS/STAT, Stata, R) to improve quality and efficiency of life science projects.

Respond to questions from regulatory authorities on statistical issues.

• Ensure the statistical integrity and accuracy of biomedical or clinical research data.
• Perform statistical design, modeling, and analysis to support product development.
• Provide statistical summaries and reports of studies.
• Consult with scientists and engineers to ensure proper use of statistical methodology and interpretation of results.
• Program statistical software packages (e.g., SAS/STAT, Stata, R) to improve quality and efficiency of life science projects.
• Respond to questions from regulatory authorities on statistical issues.

• Bachelor’s (or equivalency) degree + 2 years of directly related work experience OR master’s (or equivalency) degree.
• Proficiency in statistical software (SAS/STAT, Stata, R).

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