Biological E - Manager/AGM/DGM - Statistician

Job Description

Biological E Ltd is a leading global vaccine & pharmaceutical company which provides affordable immunization and medicines across the world. It has current turnover of around 1000 Cr and having employee strength of around 2000, growing at around 36% CAGR. Our intellectual pool of experienced scientist are based out of India and France. BE has state of the art manufacturing sites in India (Hyderabad and Dehradun).

Position title : Statistician

Designation : Manager/AGM/DGM

Location : Hyderabad/Secunderabad

Academic Background and Experience

PG in Statistics with 5 + Years of experience.

Purpose: To provide statistical, analytic solutions and support decision making

Job responsibilities

- Accountable for leading and delivering statistical analytic solutions for multiple studies

- Ensuring high quality and timely production of statistical reporting deliverables and support decision making

- To develop and validate different statistical models and provide exploratory data analysis solutions to identify anomalies

- In-depth knowledge in statistical analysis and modelling, and to provide strategic and statistical inputs

- Develop and review protocols, statistical analysis plan, data set specifications, clinical study reports, SOPs and work practices related to Statistics and Programming

- Knowledge on Actuarial Statistics and to work in risk analysis area and prepare RCA

- Design different studies using appropriate sampling techniques

- Understanding of General Linear Models (ANOVA, Regression, ANCOVA), and other Statistical procedures

Operating Network

Internal: Cross functional teams, HODs

External: Functional experts

Technical Requirements: Sound knowledge of software programs such as SAS, SPSS, Minitab as well as other applications such as MS Excel and PowerPoint

Key personal competencies: Good analytical abilities, communication and statistical skills, result-oriented, knack of solving problems in crunch situations, presentation skills