Job Description

What the role is:Are you passionate about architecting and shaping frameworks and policies to ensure a safe and trusted online space for Singapore? Do you envision a role where your work contributes directly to enhancing online safety in Singapore? If this passion and vision resonate with you, we invite you to join us on a meaningful and impactful journey at the new Online Safety Complaints Commission (OSCC)Your Meaningful and Impactful Role (Key Responsibilities):xc2xb7 Provide policy advice on operationalising Singapore's legislation and other regulatory tools pertaining to victim relief against online harms, so to facilitate their effective and efficient implementation of our levers.xc2xb7 Evaluate the efficacy and efficiency of ongoing policy operationalisation to ensure that policy intent is being given effect to.xc2xb7 Use ground data to conduct evidence-based ops policy making, deliver actionable insights, enhance operational effectiveness.xc2xb7 Represent the Centre in engagements with stakeholders across government, industry and relevant stakeholders in relation to victim relief against online harmful material.Requirementsxc2xb7 Background in Humanities, Computer Science, Social Sciences, Mass Communications or Legal Studies.xc2xb7 Strong interest in online safety, and good knowledge of how online platforms and services operate, including social media services and app stores.xc2xb7 At least 4 years of experience in Public Policy, Online Content Regulation, Online Trust and Safety, Horizon Scanning, Strategic Futures work would be advantageous.xc2xb7 Strong analytical, inter-personal and writing skills.#LI-JL3About 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