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The posting explicitly lists Guyana in the source-provided allowed countries and includes UTC-5 in the permitted timezone offsets, which matches the target user's location and timezone. The role is for South America with no language requirement beyond English stated, and no work authorization restrictions are mentioned.
“Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador +6 more” Geographic scope — Caribbean named explicitly; included subject to G3 (which passed above).
“suriname” Geographic scope — Structured location list contains unrecognisable entries — templated artifact, not trusted as scope.
“Source-provided allowed countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela” Geographic scope — Guyana is explicitly named in the allowed countries list, confirming the role is open to anglophone Caribbean jurisdictions.
“Source-provided allowed UTC offsets: -6, -5, -4, -3, -2” Timezone — UTC-5 (Jamaica/Caribbean timezone) is included in the permitted offset range, satisfying timezone overlap requirements.
“Excellent communication skills.” Language — No language beyond English is required; communication skills are stated generically without specifying Spanish or bilingual fluency.
The Bioforum Biometrics department is growing, and we have an opportunity for an experienced statistical programmer to join our group. This position is in Latin America (South America).
Participating in all statistical programming activities including preparing clinical data to submission using CDISC or customized standards, reviewing data conversions, data analysis datasets and outputs and taking part in creating best practices and implementation guides.
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