We're looking for people who take methodology personally.
Join a team where biostatisticians publish first-author papers, medical writers carry h-indexes, and every project ends up in the literature — not just a CSR.
An academic CRO is a strange place to work — in a good way.
Real Research
Our biostatisticians publish first-author papers. Our medical writers have h-indexes. Whatever you study at ACRO ends up in the literature, not just a CSR.
Cross-Pollination
Clinical, research, and intelligence teams share the same project rooms. The person designing the trial talks to the person writing the manuscript and the person modeling the budget impact.
Boston–Seoul Mobility
Formal partnerships with Boston-cluster groups mean visiting researcher slots, joint projects, and methodology exchanges — for people who want them.
[Experienced]Senior Biostatistician
[Experienced]Clinical Trial Project Manager (Oncology)
[Experienced]Medical Writer — Regulatory Submissions
[Experienced]Health Economics & Outcomes Research Lead
[Experienced]Regulatory Affairs Specialist (MFDS / FDA)
[Entry-level]Junior Biostatistician / Statistical Programmer
[Experienced]Clinical Data Manager — RWE Studies
[Experienced]Healthcare Policy Analyst
What to expect
We move quickly and communicate clearly at every step. Most offers go out within three weeks of first contact.
Application Review
We read every application ourselves. A CV and one paper you're proud of are the best starting points — stronger than a cover letter.
Methodology Screen
A 30-minute call with a senior team member to discuss your methodological background, the role, and whether there's a fit on both sides.
Technical Interview
A structured discussion of domain knowledge, real case examples, and how you think through methodology problems. No trick questions.
Offer
Decisions are made at team level, not by committee. You'll hear from us within a week of the final interview — and we mean it.
We always make time for strong methodologists.
Send us your CV and a paper you're proud of.