The Sr Statistical Programmer is responsible for the design, execution and quality control of computer programs to produce statistical outputs for Medical Affairs (MA) studies, non- interventional studies (NIS), and scientific analytic studies and the provision of programming consulting services, the training and mentoring of other programmers, and supporting project operational excellence.

1. Responsible for managing project level activities within Product Life cycle Services (PLS).

2. Act as the programming functional lead on customers' project teams. Participate in project team meetings.

3. Determine an efficient project programming strategy that utilizes customers' standards and procedures.

4. Develop project- level programming specifications for analysis data

sets and pooled data sets for a project.

5. Lead the production of statistical outputs for clinical study reports, publications, and market promotions.

6. Ensure the quality control of all programs, specifications and statistical outputs within a study project.

7. Ensure that programming- related documents are consistent, and comply with Data Science's and customers' standards, by reviewing case report forms, statistical analysis plans, data structures specifications, and specifications for tables, listings and figures.

8. Archival of project programs and associated documentation.

9. Mentor programmers in the functional expertise required for project support.

10. Support the development of, and the training of users in, new programming applications.

11. As required, participate in process improvement initiatives or other non- clinical project activities.

12. Develop advanced, general- purpose programming functions for deployment across multiple projects.

13. Maintain advanced knowledge of programming languages (e.g., SAS and R).

14. Manage the outsourcing of programming activities from Data Science to an approved vendor in accordance with Scientific Services vendor management procedures.

15. Assist the Group Lead in the assessment of applicants for programming roles within Data Science.