Clinical Database Programmer - Visualisation Developer

Proclinical is currently working alongside a CRO seeking a Clinical Database Programmer - Visualisation Developer to support clinical trial activities through the development of visualization and reporting tools. This role focuses on medical safety review, analytical risk-based monitoring, data review and cleaning, biomarker analysis, home health care, and specialty requests for decision-making. You will collaborate with various teams to create reports using clinical data and software applications tailored to business requirements and study-specific needs.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and deliver reports and metrics for medical monitoring, safety review, risk-based monitoring, data review, and biomarker analysis.
• Optimize user management, content management, performance management, and lifecycle management related to reporting and metrics.
• Contribute to platform development for Medical Monitoring Data Quality Management, Risk-Based Monitoring, and Integrated Reporting.
• Measure key performance and risk indicators for clinical development.
• Provide ad hoc reporting and external reports as assigned.
• Lead and mentor in the development and delivery of reports, templates, and metrics.

Key Skills and Requirements:

• Relevant bachelor's degree in engineering, Science, Computer Science, or Statistics.
• Experience working within Data Warehouse platforms in a regulated industry, preferably within a clinical trial environment.
• Knowledge of clinical data or SDTM data structure is preferred.
• Proficiency with reporting/dashboarding software such as Spotfire, Tableau, QlikView, or Microsoft Power BI.
• Technical knowledge of SharePoint setup.
• Familiarity with scripting languages like Iron Python, R, R Shiny, or SAS.
• Strong problem-solving, decision-making, planning, organizational, and project management skills.
• Ability to prioritize multiple projects and work independently with minimal support.
• Experience in the pharma & life sciences industry is preferred.