Posted:
12/12/2024, 10:42:46 PM
Location(s):
Maharashtra, India ⋅ Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Experience Level(s):
Mid Level ⋅ Senior
Field(s):
Data & Analytics
Accountable for their assigned work supporting the standards/study deliverables
Contributes to upto 80% of their time to programming deliverables assigned within the scope of the function in either SAS, R or Python and 20% to self learning, development and growth.
Review/Develop/Validate datasets, TFL as per CDISC aligned Pfizer Standards or Pfizer Data Standards for Study/Project/Portfolio (TA or Study Programming)
Explore the existing code base and execute/perform runs as required, also develop/modify as per the needs and specifications suggested to the standards team as appropriate – (Standards Programming)
Ensures appropriate documentation and QC across the lifespan of the study for all of their programming deliverables across Standards, Programming and Submissions.
Understand/Develop/Review standard/study/project/portfolio requirements, specifications to gain deeper understanding of expectations and programming requirements, by collaborating with stakeholders.
Knowledgeable in core safety standards as well as TA standards pertinent to their project and lead development of standards necessary for their study
Exhibits routine and occasionally complex problem solving skills, seeking direction when appropriate.
Regularly update leads on progress and time estimations to ensure smooth daily operations and accurate planning
Advances job knowledge to next level by participating/contributing in/to opportunities both globally and locally.
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