Statistician

• Serve as study statistician for Phase 1, 2, and 3 oral polio vaccine clinical trials
• Lead or contribute to statistical trial design, including sample size and power calculations, randomization schedules, interim/futility analyses, and DSMB support
• Develop or review statistical analysis plans and analyze and interpret immunogenicity, shedding, and safety endpoint data
• Provide input to clinical study reports and manuscripts, especially statistical methods sections
• Support broader CVIA clinical development programs and evaluate efficacy and safety claims
• Contribute to or review study protocols, Investigator’s Brochures, Clinical Study Reports, and other study documents
• Serve as primary statistical contact with the statistical CRO partner and oversee CRO activities, outputs, deliverables, and timelines
• Support scientific merit reviews of CVIA protocols
• Present relevant statistical material in-house
• Represent PATH CVIA at domestic and international scientific meetings
• Keep current with developments through reading, seminars, and publications
• Participate in regulatory and prequalification submissions, including ISS and ISE statistical tables and analyses

Senior Statistician, Vaccine Innovation and Access

• Deliver high-quality, evidence-based statistical solutions for clients
• Conduct indirect treatment comparison feasibility assessments and prepare statistical analysis plans
• Perform meta-analyses, network meta-analyses, and population-adjusted indirect comparisons
• Analyse patient-level data, including post-hoc analyses of clinical trial and observational data
• Conduct quality assurance reviews of statistical models
• Participate in client meetings and provide updates on methods, progress, and results
• Prepare and present reports to clients, including publications for conferences and peer-reviewed journals
• Liaise with clients within projects with support from a project lead
• Work collaboratively with project managers, systematic review analysts, and health economics teams