Senior Statistical Programmer

Working with Us

Challenging. Meaningful. Life-changing. Those aren't words that are usually associated with a job. But working at Bristol Myers Squibb is anything but usual. Here, uniquely interesting work happens every day, in every department. From optimizing a production line to the latest breakthroughs in cell therapy, this is work that transforms the lives of patients, and the careers of those who do it.

You'll get the chance to grow and thrive through opportunities uncommon in scale and scope, alongside high-achieving teams. Take your career farther than you thought possible.

Location:

Uxbridge, UK

Hybrid Working: 50% Onsite

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Are you ready to turn clinical data into life-changing decisions?

At Bristol Myers Squibb, we believe that behind every dataset, every line of code, and every submission package, there's a patient waiting for a better option. As our Senior Statistical Programmer, you are one of the people who makes that happen.

This isn't a role where your work disappears into a black box. Here, your programming expertise directly shapes how new medicines are developed, reviewed by regulators, and ultimately approved for patients around the world. That's a pretty remarkable thing to be part of.

You’ll be a key technical voice within our Global Biometrics & Data Sciences (GBDS) function, working closely with cross-functional clinical teams, collaborating with external vendors, and owning your programming workload with real autonomy.

This is a focused individual contributor role - no line management responsibilities, so you can put your energy exactly where it matters most: delivering high-quality, high-impact programming work.

• Writing and validating SAS programs to generate derived analysis datasets and clinical Tables, Figures, and Listings (TFLs) – work that feeds directly into regulatory decision‑making
• Contributing to electronic submission preparation (think NDA, BLA, MAA), real regulatory milestones that mark pivotal moments in a medicine's journey
• Reviewing and shaping key planning documents like Statistical Analysis Plans (SAPs) and Data Presentation Plans, ensuring clarity and completeness before programming work begins - your input genuinely steers project direction
• Partnering with vendors on programming standards, specifications, and file transfers, building the kind of collaborative relationships that make complex programmes run smoothly
• Independently leading programming assignments across multiple projects with minimal supervision - you'll have real ownership and the trust to match it
• Spotting opportunities to improve efficiency and consistency across GBDS, contributing to initiatives that make the whole team better

We're looking for someone with a solid foundation and the drive to apply it meaningfully. Here's what we need:

A Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Biostatistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, or Life Sciences

Demonstrated industry experience in statistical programming

• Strong, proven proficiency in SAS for producing derived analysis datasets and TFLs
• In‑depth understanding of clinical data structures, including CDISC standards (SDTM, ADaM) and relational databases
• Hands‑on experience with upstream data handling – multiple data forms, eDC, workflow, and SDTM
• Ability to deliver downstream outputs including ADaM datasets, Data Definition Tables, and e‑submission packages
• Confidence with tools like MS Office, XML and Pinnacle 21
• A solid grasp of regulatory, industry, and technology standards – you understand why the rules exist, not just what they are
• Familiarity with statistical terminology, clinical trial methodology, medical terminology, and protocol designs
• A genuine team player – you communicate well, build bridges across functions, and make the people around you more effective

• Deep experience supporting global regulatory filings (NDA, BLA, MAA) within pharma clinical development
• Broad knowledge of the end‑to‑end drug development process and global regulatory frameworks
• Experience with R or other statistical…