Graduate Statistician
Lumanity
- Sheffield
- Permanent
- Part-time
- Developing statistical analysis plans
- Performing and reporting statistical analysis as standalone research or for input into health economic models
- Contributing statistical input into reimbursement submissions for health technology agencies
- Survival analyses (in particular, fitting curves to survival data that enable estimation of long-term survival beyond the trial data)
- Indirect treatment comparisons (using evidence from clinical trials to form comparisons between treatments that have not been compared head-to-head within a clinical trial)
- Analyses of clinical trial data (e.g. estimating patients’ quality of life in certain states of health)
- Analyses of observational data/real-world evidence
- Producing an abstract, poster or manuscript to report the findings of a statistical analysis
- Participating in meetings with fellow team members or clients
- A BSc or MSc in Statistics or Mathematics, minimum expected 2:1
- A willingness and aptitude to learn both at university, if you are enrolled on a Statistics MSc, and on the job during your project work
- Excellent numerical skills and critical thinking with the ability to explain statistical analysis and ideas clearly and simply, both verbally and in writing
- Excellent oral and written communication skills with a view to liaising with technical and non-technical clients (both internally and externally)
- Written English to a professional scientific writing standard
- The ability to work both independently and in a multidisciplinary team environment
- Organisational skills with close attention to detail and personal time management
- Computer literacy and the ability to confidently use Microsoft Office® packages
- Programming skills in SAS® or R (valuable but not essential)
- Competitive salary plus bonus scheme
- Course fees and paid study leave if the MSc is undertaken
- 33.5 days paid leave including bank holidays and year end office closure
- Pension scheme
- Private healthcare