Statistician

GSK is looking for exceptionally talented, committed Statisticians who will apply quantitative skills and innovative statistical methodology to support marketed medicines in the fight against cancer.

You will provide global statistical support for non-registrational data generation, secondary publications, scientific congresses and ISR review, helping deliver clearly differentiated medicines to patients.

Responsibilities:

• Provide strategic statistical leadership and scientific expertise to support global medical affairs and market access activities across the oncology portfolio.
• Provide statistical input for the design, analysis, reporting, and interpretation of non-registrational studies.
• Shape clinical development plans, HTA strategies, and commercial approaches.
• Build and maintain strategic relationships with internal and external stakeholders to address business needs.
• Develop and implement novel statistical methods to tackle complex challenges.
• Address market access and reimbursement challenges from regional agencies by collaborating with cross-functional teams.
• Partner with the global RWE and Health Outcomes teams to analyse and interpret clinical trial and real-world data.

Requirements:

• Advanced degree (MSc or equivalent) in Statistics or Biostatistics, with relevant experience in clinical research in pharmaceutical, CRO or academic settings.
• Proven statistical contributions and accomplishments in late-phase clinical drug development.
• Practical experience with statistical programming and simulations using R, Python, SAS or similar tools.
• Self-motivated with strong time management skills to manage multiple tasks effectively across projects.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to explain methods to senior stakeholders.
• Demonstrated ability to provide independent statistical leadership for scientific projects and build strong working relationships within multidisciplinary teams.

Benefits:

• Hybrid working model
• Opportunity to work on a global scale
• Collaborative and dynamic work environment

Location: Stevenage (UK) or Upper Providence (USA)

This role is full-time and follows a hybrid working model.