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Programmer, SAS, Statistical Analyst, clinical: KN 201320
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Country: USA
Location: California-Silicon Valley/Peninsula Santa Clara
Total applied: 40
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Programmer, SAS, Statistical Analyst, clinical: KN 201320
Review table mockups, CRFs and edit check specifications, work w/ biostatisticians and clinical staff to generate data tables, figures and listing, write and document programs, perform ad hoc programming and perform QC tasks. Perform QC ot tables, presentations and reports. Provide data listing or summary to Data Management for data cleaning. Document programs and specifications. Demonstrate knowledge of SAS data steps, procedures and macros. Be able to use and modify existing macros. Provide accurate and timely answers to routine questions. Communicate an understanding of basic clinical principles for his/her project and acts in accordance with those principles. Inform supervisor or manager on important issues in a timely manner.ad hoc, (SAS Programmer)Email your resumePlease click here,or copy and paste the following link into your email browser, to email your resume. SanJoseCAPro.96215.479@manpowerna.aplitrak.com At Manpower, our mission is to serve as trusted advisors in the changing world of work. Work with us and make a change for the better. us.manpower.com manpowerprofessional.com
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