Lead Biostatistician

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Lead Biostatistician – EMEA

Location: Remote (UK-based, occasional travel)

Contract: 6 months, Inside IR35

Shape the Future of Clinical Trials

We’re partnering with a leading global CRO seeking a Lead Biostatistician to drive statistical strategy across EMEA studies. This role offers the chance to influence trial design, lead cross-functional collaborations, and deliver high-impact results for global research.

The Role

Lead statistical strategy on complex clinical trials
Advise on protocols, sample sizes, and randomisation
Develop and review statistical analysis plans and study documents
Oversee and validate outputs (tables, listings, reports)
Partner with programming and data management teams
Ensure delivery meets timelines and budgets
Act as the key statistical contact for sponsors

About You

MSc/PhD in Statistics, Biostatistics, Mathematics, or related field
2+ years’ clinical trial experience in CRO or pharma
Strong SAS and statistical expertise
Confident communicator with proven leadership skills
Organised, adaptable, and proactive

Why Join?

Make an impact on meaningful studies across EMEA, while advancing your leadership in biostatistics. You’ll work in a collaborative environment where your expertise drives progress in clinical development.

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Take the next step in your career and lead where it matters most.

Please note: You must be able to work in the UK without restriction or sponsorship to be eligible for this role. If you are interested in finding out more about this role or others, please contact Jada Kirlew at or call: +44 (0)20 7551 0727 / +31 208 089 982 (NL)

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