Statistician
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Chiesi in Emilia-Romagna
About usChiesi is an international research-focused biopharmaceutical group with 90 years’ experience, operating in more than 30 countries, with its Headquarter in Parma, Italy.
This is what drives us as we research, develop, and market innovative drugs across our main therapeutic areas.
At Chiesi we are thinking generations ahead, driving sustainable innovation with purpose.
As a Vantaggi Corporation and a certified B Corp, we have embedded sustainability in our bylaws and continuously measure our impact.We believe our differences make us stronger.
Chiesi Research & DevelopmentOur R&D; team represents a fundamental asset for the business.
It is divided into integrated functional areas focusing on pipeline projects including discovery and preclinical research, global technical development, drug delivery technology, clinical development, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, intellectual property, quality assurance, R&D; project and portfolio management.
Headquartered in the new purpose-built and fully integrated Research and Development Centre in Parma (Italy),
the team also has important operations in Paris (France), Chippenham (UK), Cary (US), Stockholm (Sweden), Toronto (Canada) and Shanghai (China).Who we are looking forThis is what you will doProvide statistical expertise and contributions for projects and protocols in support of Drug Development Programs; to provide statistical expertise on regulatory submissions and ensure quality and appropriateness of submission deliverables; to provide/oversee statistical support to planning, preparation, review and interpretation of data for clinical trials (interventional, observational and registries studies), ensuring that data are analysed and evaluated with appropriate statistical methodologies.You will be responsible forProviding statistical input in support of Drug Development ProgramsWorking with the other functions in assessing and leveraging data for meaningful, fit-for purpose summarizationProvide statistic