Statistical Programmer - VIE Contract

Statistical Programmer - VIE Contract

• Location: US, Swiftwater
• Target start date: 01/02/2025

iMove, the Sanofi VIE Program, is available to citizens of the European Economic Area (EU + Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland) aged between 18 and 28.

PLEASE NOTE that since this program is primarily an international development program, candidates cannot apply to a VIE assignment in their own country of citizenship.

PLEASE NOTE that applications that are only submitted in French cannot be considered by our non-French speaking partners at Sanofi worldwide. Therefore, only applications that are submitted in English will be considered. Please make sure to apply with your personal email address. 

About the job

Looking to launch your career at the cutting edge of healthcare? Join Sanofi for a chance to develop with mentoring and guidance from inspirational leaders while helping to make an impact on the lives of countless people worldwide. As Statistical Programmer in our Sanofi Vaccines Scientific Programming team, you’ll be a part of our Global Biostatistical Sciences department, where we partner with biostatisticians to manage the analysis and submission of our Vaccine trials. The Scientific Programming team primarily focuses on clinical trials, with some support to pre-clinical and non-clinical trials. We are a global team with colleagues and partners currently clustered largely in the USA, France, China, India, and Australia. 

You will work within the Scientific Programming team to provide support to the analysis and management of our clinical trials and have the opportunity to significantly contribute to special projects that will revolutionize some of our key ways of working. Some examples include honing our resource estimation methodology, creating solutions to merge business and clinical trial data to simplify planning, and developing and maintaining data visualizations to move exploratory data analysis processes from a resource-heavy/output-dense approach to a dynamic, self-service, quickly available approach.

We are an innovative global healthcare company that helps the world stay ahead of infectious diseases by delivering more than 500 million vaccine doses a year. Across different countries, our talented teams are exploring new technologies to protect people and promote healthy communities. We chase the miracles of science every single day, pursuing progress to make a real impact on millions of patients around the world.

Main responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain reporting solutions in the context of Translational and Clinical R&D.
• Design visualizations that give clear and accurate insights to end users.
• Develop data visualization to support primary and exploratory analysis of clinical trial data.
• Gather requirements from target end users and translate their business problems into technical solution.
• Evaluate existing standard programs to identify opportunities to simplify, add flexibility, or otherwise improve them, as well as research and evaluate methods to optimize program performance.
• Participate in transitioning statistical programming from a SAS-based to R-based platform.

About you
Experience:

• Minimum of one year of work experience co-relating to the position’s responsibilities.

Soft and technical skills:

• R programming experience, Shiny is a plus.
• Understanding of clinical and research data.
• Demonstrated growth mindset that includes embracing change, learning from mistakes and challenges, innovating, motivation, and teamwork in a global team.
• Curious, analytical, proactive team member who seeks opportunities to learn and contribute.
• Enjoy playing with data to extract scientific evidences.

Education:

• Master’s Degree in Biostatistics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Life Sciences, or related discipline.

Languages:

• Effective oral and written communication skills in an English global environment and ability to have efficient exchanges with partners and colleagues across geographic locations.

Why choose us?

iMove is a unique program tailored for European youth interested in challenging themselves with meaningful assignments across the globe. At Sanofi we have a strong ambition to invest in young talents who will drive the success of Sanofi tomorrow.

Sanofi’s Work Abroad Program, iMove, offers jobs-assignments with actual responsibilities and a perspective to grow. We provide those opportunities in various functions such as: marketing, finance, regulatory, supply chain, clinical trials, production, etc. and in more than 40 countries. Sanofi unites people who are passionate about solving healthcare needs across the world. Joining our iMove Work Abroad Program is a unique opportunity to make a difference through your work.

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