Programmer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Biopharma Careers in Siena
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Job title: Programmer
Location: Siena, Italy
Employment type: Permanent, tempo pieno
Closing date for applications: 6 September 2026
Position SummaryYou will design, build and validate programming solutions that turn clinical and real-world data into clear,
trustworthy results. You will work closely with statisticians, data scientists, study teams and external partners. We value curiosity, practical problem solving and clear communication. This role offers growth in technical skills, chances to influence study decisions, and the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to our mission of uniting science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together.
Responsibilities
- Develop, test and document code to transform, analyse and report clinical and observational datasets.
- Produce validated datasets, tables, listings and figures that meet agreed standards and timelines.
- Support SDTM, ADaM and reporting activities, including study and standard program development, validation and review.
- Review and quality check code, outputs and documentation to ensure accuracy and reproducibility.
- Collaborate with statisticians, data scientists and stud