The Junior Statistical SAS Programmer, under the supervision of the Direct Manager, is mainly involved in developing SAS programs for the generation of datasets, tables, figures and listings for clinical studies , publications or Health Authorities requests. Collaborates with Biostatistics and Data Management staff on clinical trials/projects.Some of what you'll do:Develop SAS programs for generating datasets, tables, figures and listings for clinical trials and/or publication, and/or Health Authorities requestsUse CDISC guidelines to generate SDTM/ADaM datasetsWrite Programming Specifications of analysis datasetsValidate ADaM datasets using Pinnacle 21Prepare, maintain, and archive CDISC documentation for ADaM Contribute to developing standard SAS macros and prepare the corresponding validation documentsLiaise with Data Management team and develop SAS programs/macros and utilities to detect discrepancies in the dataCheck the requirements to handle external clinical data and develop the SAS programs to import/reconcile external clinical dataDevelop and validate SAS programs for identification of Non-Protocol DeviationsCollaborate with Biostatistics and Data Management staff on clinical trials/projectsPrepare, maintain and archive SAS programming documentationCollaborate in establishing and maintaining standard operating procedures and corresponding forms/templates related to Statistical SAS programmingCollaborate in establishing and maintaining document/programming standardsKeep informed on new SAS developments relevant to the clinical trial data management promptly updating the Direct ManagerEnsure that KPI and metrics for the assigned studies are metPerform and complete on time all required trainings by the assigned due dateEnsure daily completion of TRACK system, correct entry of appropriate billable and non-billable timePerform other tasks as assignedWhat we're looking for:Scientific degreeAt least 1 year of experience in CRO, biotech, pharma, research institutes in similar role is preferred Knowledge of HA r...