Overview
Work as a statistician on clinical trials; producing and validating datasets and outputs to excellent quality whilst adhering to deliverable timelines. Line managing senior members of staff, contributing to management meetings and functional initiatives. Producing and reviewing Statistical Analysis Plans (SAPs), protocols and other pertinent study documentation. Acting as lead statistician within a reporting team environment, being responsible for statistical aspects of reporting out study results. Supporting project planning, and providing advice and solutions to resolve issues. Preparing randomisation schedules and acting as the unblinded statistician on reporting teams. Excellent team work ethos, and willingness to help others.
This role is full time and fully-remote. The successful candidate may be based in India.
Responsibilities
The following areas of expertise will be aligned to the role...
Statistical expertise and scientific leadership
Leadership and people development
Compliance, quality and governance
Communication and influence
Qualifications




• Educated to PhD or MSc in Biostatistics, statistics or a related discipline
• Significant line management experience
• Pharma or CRO background
• Strong communication, performance management experience, mentoring/coaching experience
• FSP experience is advantageous• Experience of developing a group in India is advantageous
Why Join Us
Remote working and flexible working hours
Career development, mentorship, and continuous learning
Supportive, friendly, and collaborative culture
About Phastar
Phastar is an award-winning biometrics and data science CRO, trusted by pharma, biotech, and medical device companies worldwide. With a global team of data specialists, we bring expertise, precision, and pace to every trial, because behind every data point is a patient waiting for treatment.
We transform complex data into clear, actionable intelligence, helping accelerate drug development, and bring life-changing ther

📌 Statistics Manager (India)
🏢 PHASTAR
📍 India