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Abbott Laboratories · Ireland - Donegal Town

Statistician

Ireland - Donegal TownFull-timeData & Analytics

Listed on Abbott Laboratories’s official careers site. Posted August 28, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

JOB DESCRIPTION

Abbott in Ireland Operating since 1946, Abbott serves the Irish market with a diverse range of healthcare products. We employ around 6,000 people across ten sites in Dublin, Donegal, Clonmel, Cootehill, Galway, Kilkenny, Longford, and Sligo.

Abbott Ireland Diabetes Care Division Donegal

Located in Donegal Town, our Diabetes Care division manufactures FreeStyle blood glucose test strips and sensors, including the FreeStyle Precision, FreeStyle Lite, and FreeStyle Libre systems. Abbott Ireland Diabetes Care Division Donegal The Abbott Diabetes Care division based in Donegal Town manufactures FreeStyle blood glucose test strips and FreeStyle Sensors for use in diabetes management. Among Abbott Diabetes Care leading brands are the FreeStyle Precision, FreeStyle Lite and FreeStyle Libre system.

Please note any offer of employment for this position is conditional upon the successful completion of a pre-employment medical examination, including drug and alcohol screening, conducted by a medical practitioner designated by the Company Job Specification Ability to independently data mine multiple large, complex datasets to answer specific research / investigation questions. Curiosity to dig deeper and access other documentation sources to understand the data.

Provide real time data analysis support to manufacturing in terms of process adjustments, material performance, investigations, programming and yield analysis. The ability to strategically interpret statistical findings into a business significant context. Provide consulting on data analysis and statistical tools in support of trend analysis, root cause analysis, failure investigation, risk assessment, data management and data visualization to junior team members and engineers.

Support technical investigations performed within the manufacturing unit. Assist with the introduction of analytical test methods & development trials (analysis of variance, setting acceptance criteria & capability analysis) and support efforts to reduce measurement variability. Work with scientists and engineers to introduce new machines, materials and processes, inputting into the design of experiments and analysis of resultant data.

Independently manages multiple projects working with stakeholders to define business questions, timelines and objectives. Highly effective in presenting and communicating statistical results to various levels of personnel is required regularly.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree or higher in a quantitative field (i.e. Mathematics, Data Science, Statistics, Applied Statistics, Biostatistics etc.) preferred. Minimum of 4 years experience in a similar role. Proficient in a programming language such as python, R, SAS, JMP or similar. An understanding of probability, statistical process control, hypothesis testing, non-parametric statistics, time series analysis, linear and logistic regression etc.

Experience with relational databases (for example: Oracle Databases, MySQL, Microsoft Access, etc.). The base pay for this position is N/A In specific locations, the pay range may vary from the range posted.

JOB FAMILY

Support Services DIVISION: ADC Diabetes Care LOCATION: Ireland > Donegal Town : R267 ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS: WORK SHIFT: Ie - Dl39S8 (Ireland)

TRAVEL

Not specified MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE: Yes SIGNIFICANT WORK ACTIVITIES: Not Applicable

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