Matthias Hunger joined ICON in 2014. In his current role he is involved in all statistical components of research projects, from study design, protocol development, and data analysis to writing study reports or research manuscripts. He has extensive knowledge in the analysis of patient level data in SAS or R, including statistical analyses of health-related quality of life, utility, health care cost or survival data. His experience also encompasses innovative statistical methods of indirect comparisons, especially matching-adjusted indirect comparisons (MAIC) and synthetic control arm analyses. In his projects within ICON, Matthias gained experience in various disease areas including breast cancer, skin cancer, diabetes and psoriatic arthritis.