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100% Remote :: SAS Solution Architect(SailPoint ISC Architect
Posted 4 days ago by Prudent Technologies and Consulting
ResponsibilitiesGathering customers' business use cases and documenting product-based requirements with recommended solu...
- Rate Not specified
- Category Outside
- Work type Remote
- Location Remote
SAS Solution Architect(SailPoint ISC Architect – Spanish/Portuguese Speaking)
Posted 4 days ago by VDart, Inc.
ResponsibilitiesGathering customers' business use cases and documenting product-based requirements with recommended solu...
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- Work type Remote
- Location Remote
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Sign UpSenior SAS Business Analyst with Medicaid/Claims experience (Remote)
Posted 1 week ago by Cleo Consulting Inc.
DESCRIPTION and RESPONSIBILITIESSAS is seeking a full-time SAS Senior Business Analyst with strong Health Care domain ex...
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- Location United Kingdom
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About Our SAS Contract Roles in Liverpool
What does a sas contractor do?
The SAS contractor role centres on the ability to develop, maintain, and optimise analytical programmes and data management workflows using the SAS statistical software platform, which remains the dominant analytical platform across the pharmaceutical, financial services, healthcare, and insurance sectors in the UK. SAS's strength in regulated industry analytics, clinical trial data management and statistical programming for CDISC submission, credit risk modelling, and insurance actuarial analysis has created a stable and specialist contracting market driven by the large installed base of SAS in these industries. Contract engagements involve developing SAS programs for data manipulation, statistical analysis, reporting, and automated processing, migrating legacy SAS code to newer SAS versions or to alternative platforms, and providing specialist SAS programming expertise for specific analytical projects.
SAS contractors are expected to have strong proficiency in Base SAS programming, including DATA step processing, PROC SQL, macro programming, and SAS formats and informats. For pharmaceutical statistical programming roles, familiarity with SAS for clinical trials, including the CDISC SDTM and ADaM standards for clinical data formatting, and experience producing TLFs (tables, listings, and figures) for regulatory submission packages, is expected. For financial services and credit risk roles, experience using SAS Enterprise Guide or SAS Studio for credit scoring model development, SAS Risk Management frameworks, or the SAS Visual Analytics platform for BI and reporting is the relevant technical requirement. For regulatory submissions, knowledge of PROC REPORT, Output Delivery System, and the specific SAS procedures used in clinical and actuarial analysis is expected alongside the data management and statistical programming competencies.
What is the market like for sas contractors?
SAS contracting is a specialist and stable market defined by the characteristics of the industries where SAS maintains its strongest foothold. Pharmaceutical statistical programming for clinical trial submissions to FDA, EMA, and MHRA is the highest-value and most consistently active segment of the SAS contractor market, as the regulatory requirement to submit clinical data in SAS-formatted CDISC datasets creates structural demand for SAS programmers with CDISC expertise. Financial services credit risk analytics and insurance actuarial analysis are the other primary sources of SAS contract demand. The market is not growing in the way that Python and R-based analytics contracting is, but the regulatory requirements and large installed base in pharmaceutical and financial services create resilient ongoing demand. Rates for experienced pharmaceutical SAS programmers with CDISC submission experience are at the premium end of the analytical programming contractor market.
What is the contracting market like in Liverpool?
Healthcare and public services form the backbone of Liverpool's contracting activity, with NHS trusts and local government bodies generating roles in programme delivery, clinical informatics, and IT operations. The Knowledge Quarter and waterfront regeneration have attracted technology, digital, and creative employers that are gradually expanding the types of opportunities available. Financial and professional services firms with Liverpool offices contribute across finance, compliance, and organisational change. The city sits close enough to Manchester that many contractors work across both depending on where engagements arise, effectively doubling the accessible market for those willing to travel. Liverpool's own volumes are smaller, but competition for roles is correspondingly lighter, and contractors with healthcare or public services experience find particularly strong alignment.
How much do sas contractors usually earn in Liverpool?
Contract rates for sas roles in Liverpool typically range from £405 to £720 per day, depending on the scope of the role, required expertise, and the delivery expectations of the engagement.
How many sas vacancies in Liverpool are there on Quality Contracts?
Over the past twelve months, we have tracked over 100 sas contract roles across the site, with Liverpool contributing to the total. Data reviewed up to September 2026.