Job Description

What the role is:
Supervise a high-performing team that undertakes in-depth research work to understand public sentiments related to the digital domain, which may cover issues such as online safety and regulation, digital adoption, accessibility and inclusion.
What you will be working on:
You will: o Engage and develop partnerships with relevant divisions and agencies to support strategic workstreams and achieve research objectives o Oversee team's work across the research process, from scope and design, to fieldwork, analysis and report. o Supervise preparation of research reports to advise senior management on key policy, programme and communication interventions, ensuring timely updates to senior management. o Guide officers to curate relevant data to respond to data questions or requests from senior management or stakeholders.
What we are looking for:

• At least 6-8 years of research experience and/or 2-3 years in the public sector Experience with managing and conducting research projects, with experience in both quantitative and qualitative research methods Able to use data to make arguments, and translate research findings into insights Interest in communications and public policy issues Working knowledge of SPSS for data analysis Please note that only shortlisted candidates would be notified. For more information on careers in MDDI, please access the link (https://www.mddi.gov.sg/join-us/careers/life-at-mddi/). For more information on our job vacancies, please access Careers@Gov (https://www.careers.gov.sg/) and search for MDDI in the Search bar.

About Ministry of Digital Development and Information:
The Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI) drives Singapore's digital development in four key domains - the economy, government, security, and society. MDDI oversees the development of the infocomm technology, cybersecurity, and media sectors; the Government's digitalisation initiatives; and the national library, national archives, and public libraries. The Ministry is also responsible for effective public communications, and the Government's information and public communication policies. '