Principal Statistician in Oncology Research (Toronto)

Principal Statistician in Oncology Research (Toronto)

19 Sep
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6010-Biosense Webster Inc. Legal Entity
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Toronto

19 Sep

6010-Biosense Webster Inc. Legal Entity

Toronto

Join Johnson & Johnson's mission as a Principal Statistician specializing in oncology research. Utilize your expertise in statistical methodologies and machine learning within a collaborative environment. At Johnson & Johnson, we’re seeking a Principal Statistician for our Discovery Oncology Statistics team in Toronto.

In this role, you’ll provide statistical leadership for drug discovery initiatives and develop strategies that integrate AI and creative methodologies. Collaborating with various research teams, you'll influence key decisions from candidate selection to biomarker development. Key Responsibilities:

- Shape statistical strategy for priority oncology programs
- Enhance drug discovery through quantitative evidence




- Execute experimental designs and data analyses
- Mentorship and collaboration across scientific disciplines
- Publish findings and advance methodological practices Requirements:
- Minimum PhD in Statistics or related field, 6+ years industry experience
- Proven skills in modeling and predictive analytics
- Strong proficiency in R and modern statistical workflows
- Demonstrated impact in oncology or translational research
- Experience in leading scientific collaborations Empower innovative research to advance cancer treatment excellence.

📌 Principal Statistician in Oncology Research (Toronto)
🏢 6010-Biosense Webster Inc. Legal Entity
📍 Toronto

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