Career opportunities

As an international service provider for pharmaceutical research, Numerus provides high-quality statistical analysis as our contribution to improving healthcare through medicine. Headquartered in the UK, west of London, and with offices in Germany and Switzerland we are proud to be the analytical service provider of choice for pharmaceutical and biotech companies throughout the world.

As Numerus continues to grow, we are actively looking to expand our team in Wokingham with a permanent position on a full or part-time basis.

Your role:

• Converting clinical research questions into statistical/epidemiological modelling concepts
• Designing and analysing clinical trial data using SAS or R
• Providing statistical consulting as an active member of a project team
• Acting as the statistical project manager and/or lead statistician on international projects

• BSc/MSc in Statistics/Biostatistics or equivalent knowledge/expertise
• At least two years of experience in SAS programming, with experience in R programming being a bonus
• Fluent in written and spoken English

• A supportive team, an excellent atmosphere with an open-door policy
• A workspace in our office in Wokingham and/or the possibility of working from home
• Flexible working conditions and continuous training
• A varied range of tasks with development opportunities

As an international service provider for pharmaceutical research, Numerus provides high-quality statistical analysis as our contribution to improving healthcare through medicine. Headquartered in the UK, west of London, and with offices in Germany and Switzerland we are proud to be the analytical service provider of choice for pharmaceutical and biotech companies throughout the world.

As Numerus continues to grow, we are actively looking to expand our team in Wokingham with a permanent position on a full or part-time basis.

Your role:

• Designing and analysing clinical trial data using SAS or R
• Developing and or QC of SAS or R programs, macros and standard reporting tools
• Being an active member of a project team when developing statistical analysis plans, output templates and derived data specifications
• Acting as trainer and mentor for statistical programming
• Designing and developing programming training materials

• Expert knowledge of statistical programming languages (SAS or R)
• Understanding of statistical methods within the context of clinical and/or epidemiological trials
• BSc/MSc in Statistics/Biostatistics or equivalent knowledge/expertise
• Excellent organisational and analytical skills
• Fluent in written and spoken English

• A supportive team, an excellent atmosphere with an open-door policy
• A workspace in our office in Wokingham and/or the possibility of working from home
• Flexible working conditions and continuous training
• A varied range of tasks with development opportunities