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Programmer Analyst (SAS or R) (Job 1366) at DLH - ApplyBlast

Programmer Analyst (SAS or R) (Job 1366)

DLH

4 months ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

United States

Hybrid

Contract

Junior

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About this role

A Public Health Programmer Analyst at DLH supports the CDC's Division of HIV Prevention by managing data governance, validation, and analysis for HIV surveillance. The role involves developing SAS and R programs to ensure data quality, create codebooks, and produce reports for federal partners. It requires close collaboration with analysts while adhering to strict public health standards and security protocols.

Responsibilities

Develop SAS programs for validating clinical and research study data
Ensure dataset accuracy by excluding extraneous variables and identifying discrepancies
Conduct geospatial and molecular HIV analysis using R
Create codebooks and comprehensive data management plans
Generate SAS-based reports and support data dissemination to federal partners

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor\u2019s degree in public health, statistics, or related fieldNAC clearance eligibility

About DLH

dlhcorp.com

Headquarters

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1969

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DLH is a technology and professional services firm that solves health and national security challenges through digital transformation, science research and development, and systems engineering and integration. It delivers improved readiness and response solutions for federal programs, combining R&D, data-driven digital capabilities, and systems engineering to modernize mission-critical programs. DLH emphasizes innovation and technical integration to strengthen public health and national security outcomes across government customers.