Principal Programmer

Purpose

The role of the Principal Programmer is to provide programming support to the
statistics and programming department across a range of projects, clients and
therapeutic areas. The Principal Programmer may also perform a supervisory role
(e.g. line management and/or project management).

Key Responsibilities

The job tasks listed below outline the scope of the position. The application of
these tasks may vary, based on current business needs.

Technical:
• Perform review of clinical trial documents including protocols, SAPs, CRFs,
CSRs
• Author, review and approve study TFL shells and dataset specifications
• Author, validate and document programs for datasets, TFLs and macros, applying
valuable programming practice
• Identify data issues and outliers
• Complete, review and approve CDISC Validation tool reports
• Identify data and standards issues and resolve or escalate as appropriate
• Awareness of emerging standards and associated impact to ongoing and future
planned trials
• Maintain proficiency in R and awareness of developments




• Maintain study master file documents and any other documents that are required
to be audit ready

People Management:
• Line management of statisticians, programmers and other technical staff.
Accountable for overall performance of direct reports
• Provide coaching and mentoring of staff to achieve “excellence”. Direct
employee career development and ensure line reports receive appropriate training
to perform their day-to-day jobs
• Interview and effectively on-board and integrate new staff members
• Provide programming technical leadership and coaching

Project Management:
• Oversight of key client projects/portfolios.
o Being Veramed Project Manager on client accounts and projects
o Maintain the project plan
o Proactive management of resource, scope change and risks
o Manage the delivery of projects to budget
o Manage client expectations and issue resolution

General:
• Lead internal and client study, project

📌 Senior Programmer I (Bengaluru)
🏢 Veramed
📍 Bengaluru