Job Description

What the role is:To formulate and review Infocomm media (ICM) manpower development strategies, policies and programmes to ensure Singapore continues to have a pipeline of high quality ICM professionals today, as well as in the future.ResponsibilitiesDevelop tech and media talent strategies to keep pace with emerging tech and media developments.Integrate efforts across different policy interventions in Pre-Employment Training, Continuing Education and Training, Local Leadership and Global manpower.Conduct research, sense-making and forecasting of trends relevant to the tech and media talent landscape, identify new tech and media jobs/ skills in demand.Develop strategic data insights to support evidence-based policymaking.Prospect for and generate partnerships with industry and institutions to train and place locals into tech jobs, both locally and abroad.Work with tech companies in Singapore and tech leaders to pursue talent policies and develop innovative projects.RequirementsAt least 2-3 years of relevant experience in public policy or strategy work.Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with ability to prepare analysis, assessments, and presentations in a clear and concise manner.Able to thrive in a fast-paced environment, able to work independently as well as in a team/cross-team setting.Experience in tabling proposals and communicating with senior stakeholders (e.g. senior management, Political Office Holders) would be advantageousOnly shortlisted applicants will be notified.Position offered will be commensurate with experience.#LI-BR1About Info-communications Media Development Authority:Info-communications Media Development Authority (www.imda.gov.sg) offers a rewarding career that gives you a front seat in the fast-changing infocomm media sector, where technology and content are shaping the way people view the world more than ever. We offer a wide range of opportunities, where talented individuals and teams can make a difference. Whether you are developing a telecommunications policy affecting consumers or spearheading a scheme to nurture budding media talents, each member of IMDA contributes towards driving innovation, enhancing productivity for economic growth, and improving the quality of life for all Singaporeans. As a statutory board in the Ministry of Communications and Information, IMDA promotes and regulates the infocomm and media sectors.

Infocomm Media Development Authority