Working on technical projects within the CDISC Data Science team. The CDISC Data Science team develops tools and standards that support clinical and translational research. The Data Science team delivers standards that maximize an implementer's ability to automate the creation and transformation of study data. Co-leading the CDISC Data Exchange Standards team.Current focus:- CDISC Data Exchange Standards - ODM v2.0, Dataset-JSON- COSMoS: Conceptual and Operational Standards Metadata Services (Biomedical Concepts and Dataset Specializations)

The digital SAS proceedings library at lexjansen.com is a one man - ad-free and not for the purpose of making any profit - project to maintain a repository of mostly SAS related presentations from various SAS conferences (MWSUG, NESUG, PharmaSUG, PhUSE, PNWSUG, SAS Global Forum, SCSUG, SESUG, SUGI, VIEWS and WUSS). I also added the RPharma conference.Currently, December 2024, there are more than 38,000 links to presentations.This website is not affiliated with SAS Institute.I also maintain a (completely subjective) 'wall of fame' of musical artists gone (but not forgotten).And then there is all kinds of other stuff related to music.

Health and Life Sciences. Implementing SAS Life Science Analytics Framework, a cloud-based analytics environment for the efficient development, execution and management for clinical trials.Creating integrations with LSAF and other platforms (Medidata Rave, Veeva, Formedix, CDISC Library, Neo4j, Box).

Research & Development: Healthcare and Life Sciences.One of the developers of the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit. Main developer for the XML based CDISC standards in Toolkit (Define-XML, ODM). Currently working as a Java developer on the SAS Life Science Analytics Framework.

Working on client consulting projects dealing with the assessment, design and/or implementation of CDISC data standards (ODM, SDTM, ADaM, Define-XML, ...) in the clinical data lifecycle.