Statistical Programmer & SAS Programmer Jobs
Statistical programmers turn clinical trial data into the analysis datasets and outputs that biostatisticians and regulators rely on. Day to day that means building SDTM and ADaM datasets to CDISC standards, programming tables, listings and figures, and validating each other's work for submissions.
Titles include Statistical Programmer, SAS Programmer, Senior and Principal Statistical Programmer, and Statistical Programming Manager or Lead. The work is desk-based and frequently remote.
Most roles ask for a degree in a quantitative or life-science field plus strong SAS skills. R is increasingly used alongside SAS, and CDISC experience is a major advantage.
Statistical Programmer salary
Based on the 32 open US listings for this role that disclose pay, annualized (hourly × 2,080). The typical range runs from the 25th percentile of disclosed minimums to the 75th percentile of disclosed maximums.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a statistical programmer do?
They program the datasets, tables, listings and figures used to analyze and report clinical trial results, following CDISC standards such as SDTM and ADaM.
Do you need to know SAS?
SAS is still the most requested skill. R is growing, and many teams now use both.
Are statistical programming jobs remote?
Often, yes. The work is entirely desk-based, so remote and hybrid roles are common.