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4.5/5 in supportive management
78% say women are treated fairly and equally to men
79% would recommend this company to other women
81% say the CEO supports gender diversity
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ROLE SUMMARY
This position is for a biomarker statistician in the Translational Biomarker Statistics (TBS) team which is under the Statistical Research and Data Science Center (SRDC) within the Global Biometrics and Data Management (GBDM) organization in Pfizer Global Product Development (GPD). In this role, the biomarker statistician provides technical support in terms of experimental design, data analysis, output generation and statistical interpretation of biomarker data from late phase oncology clinical trials and external collaborations projects. The biomarker statistician works independently with Translational Oncology (TO) leads to deliver analytical support for biomarker data sets informing clinical trials and testing research hypotheses. Skill sets required for this role include fundamental knowledge of statistical analysis and design, demonstrated ability to create computational tools for data analysis and visualization, familiarity with modern multi-dimensional ‘omics data technologies and basic understanding about use of biomarkers in clinical contexts.
ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES
Collaborate with various GPD scientists in the design, analysis and reporting of biological and ‘omics data from target identification, assay development and exploratory biomarkers from late phase clinical oncology programs
Build tools and pipelines for both scientists and statisticians to perform routine analyses, to report and visualize data and to support large-scale ‘omics data analysis
Collaborate with TO leads and clinicians in the design, analysis and reporting of multi-dimensional biomarker data in late phase clinical trials, including assistance with visual summarization, interpretation of results, writing of the biomarker Statistical Analyses Plans to enable objective decision-making for each clinical program
Defines and evolves best practices across the group and partners with ORU, Business Technology (BT) and bioinformatics experts to align approaches, develop best practices and assess and develop new technology
Collaborate with research unit scientists in the design, analysis and reporting of genetics and ‘omics analyses to enable robust decisions to be made from our clinical trial data
Partner closely with Clinical Teams, Statistics, BT and TO functions to identify, pilot and incorporate new bioinformatics tools to support clinical trials
Bring innovative statistical thinking including Bayesian thinking in oncology research through presentations, short courses, and collaboration
Represent statistics function on cross-line teams
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
Advanced degree in Statistics, Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, computational biology, statistical genetics, data science, or related field.
At least 4 years of relevant biomarker data analysis in clinical trials and business experience
At least one full year experience applying statistical methods to the prospective design and analysis of scientific and/or clinical problems. Pharmaceutical or biotech applications desired.
Able to effectively manage a diverse and dynamic workload
Programming skills in R (preferred) or SAS with expertise in big data, data visualization and web based applications.
Strong working knowledge of high dimensional exploratory biomarker platforms (e.g. transcriptomics, proteomics, flow cytometry, etc.)
Strong knowledge and understanding of statistical analytical methods that may be applied to genetics and omics data analysis.
Strong understanding of clinical study design principles and familiarity working with clinical data in a clinical trial setting.
Familiarity/expertise in meta-analysis and potential issues surrounding combining results from different studies, both from a design perspective and in terms of subject ascertainment.
Experience running simulations and mixed models.
Demonstrated ability to develop, influence and champion statistics thinking with scientific team audiences and management.
Excellent interpersonal and verbal and written communication skills; ability to clearly convey statistical and bioinformatics principles and results to non-experts. Experience presenting to multi-disciplinary scientific audiences.
PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
NON-STANDARD WORK SCHEDULE, TRAVEL OR ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS
May be required to travel internationally for project meetings and conferences
ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Reports operationally to the Head of Statistics for India and Philippines and functionally to Head of Translation Biomarker Statistics group
Works within other TBS statisticians, biomarker programmers, clinicians and study statisticians.
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4.1/5 in overall job satisfaction
4.5/5 in supportive management
78% say women are treated fairly and equally to men
79% would recommend this company to other women
81% say the CEO supports gender diversity
23-25 Week Maternity Leave (Fully paid for birth parents)
Family building benefits include $35,000 fertility services + $25,000 adoption and surrogacy services
Pfizer is a founding member of Healthcare Businesswomen's Association Gender Parity Collaborative