Principal, Biostatistician, Roivant Health
$130,000 to $220,000 per year
ApplyPrincipal, Biostatistician, Roivant Health
Posted 16 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$130,000 to $220,000 per year
About the role
- Clinical Trial Data & Signal Detection
- Work directly in ongoing and completed clinical trial datasets (CSRs, patient-level data, interim readouts) to identify efficacy signals, safety patterns, and subgroup effects that inform go/no-go and commercialization decisions
- Build rigorous statistical analyses from scratch: mixed-effects models, longitudinal models, Bayesian frameworks, subgroup analyses, and sensitivity analyses across Roivant's pipeline assets
- Monitor emerging safety signals and unexpected findings in real time across ongoing studies; surface and contextualize them for leadership before they become surprises
- Pressure-test clinical assumptions: challenge endpoint choices, scrutinize statistical analysis plans, and flag where the data does not support the narrative
- Execute focused 1-5 day analytical sprints on the highest-priority questions from Roivant and Vant leadership
- Evidence Synthesis & Competitive Intelligence
- Develop a deep, differentiated read of the clinical evidence base for Roivant's near-commercial assets: what the data shows, what it does not, and where the science is genuinely uncertain
- Analyze competitors' trial data, published and unpublished, with the same rigor applied to Roivant's own: endpoints, patient populations, effect sizes, and durability
- Synthesize findings from literature, registries, claims, and proprietary datasets into coherent evidence narratives that hold up under scrutiny
- Data Infrastructure & Cross-Platform WorkDrive selection and integration of the data sources needed to support portfolio decisions, including claims, labs, clinical trial data, and genomics
- Help build shared analytical infrastructure across Roivant and Vant companies
- Identify opportunities to apply consistent statistical frameworks across assets and therapeutic areas
- Advanced degree in biostatistics, statistics, epidemiology, or a closely related quantitative field; direct experience in clinical trial statistics strongly preferred
- Hands-on fluency with clinical trial data; you have worked directly in patient-level datasets, not just read summaries of analyses others ran
- Deep command of statistical methods used in clinical development: mixed-effects models, longitudinal and repeated-measures analyses, Bayesian approaches, multiplicity adjustment, and sensitivity analyses
- Familiarity with clinical trial design and regulatory statistical frameworks (ICH E9, estimands, SAP development)
- Track record of translating rigorous analysis into decisions; your numbers have changed something
- Able to present complex statistical findings clearly to non-technical audiences, including CEO-level stakeholders
- Intensely curious, resourceful, and motivated; you run toward hard, ambiguous problems
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