Job Description

[What the role is]
To capture the potential and opportunities of the unmanned systems sector and emerging technology for Singapore, the Unmanned Systems Technology, Engineering and Planning (UTEP) Division assesses, identifies, and forges partnerships with Industry, other Civil Aviation authorities, and research entities to grow new business areas, initiate greenfield research and develop capabilities. The Division also focuses on systems engineering, technology capabilities and resourcing for unmanned systems, such as the integration, implementation, and operational oversight of the maintenance of Counter-UAS systems.One specific workstream on emerging technology is assessing the feasibility of and driving the adoption of alternative fuels and related technology such as hydrogen and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles for the aviation sector. We are hiring an officer to drive the emerging technology workstream on alternative fuels and related technology in UTEP Division. In this role, the officer plans, strategises, coordinates and implements initiatives to drive the adoption of alternative fuels and related technology at the airports in Singapore, including looking into technologies such as hydrogen fuel cell powered airside vehicles and hydrogen-powered aircraft operations. The officer can expect to develop a deeper understanding of the nexus between technology and sustainability in the airport sector and play a catalytic role in enabling the transition of Singapore\xe2\x80\x99s aviation sector towards a net-zero carbon emissions future.If this role excites you, read on for details of the job responsibilities and requirements. We look forward to your application.[What you will be working on]
Responsibilities

• Monitor and assess key emerging trends and developments in clean energy fuel technology for the aviation sector globally (e.g. technology, CONOPs, regulations, supply chain, readiness of other airports, fuel price), and sense-make the implications for CAAS and Singapore.
• Prepare, publish, and award grant / call for proposals to pilot/trial the use of alternative fuels and related technology such as hydrogen fuel cell vehicles at Seletar Airport and Changi Airport, and manage the awarded projects from end-to-end to achieve CAAS\xe2\x80\x99 objectives.
• Coordinate and drive CAAS\xe2\x80\x99 strategic position on the use of alternative fuels and related technology in the aviation sector through preparation of briefs, workplan, engagement and forging partnerships with key internal and external stakeholders and presentations at key forums and conferences.
• Stakeholders include Singapore government agencies, industry, standards organisations, institutes of higher learning, foreign civil aviation authorities and government agencies, and research entities.
• Opportunities for overseas travel to engage international partners and cross-learning of best practices.

[What we are looking for]
Requirements

• Passion for aviation and technology, in particular shaping the future and development of a sustainable aviation sector in Singapore.
• Experience in grant process and large-scale technology project management in aviation context.
• Experience working on alternative fuels and sustainability projects is a plus.
• Experience in standards and technical references development is a plus.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, written, and oral communication skills.
• A positive can-do attitude amidst a fast-paced and dynamic work environment.
• Tenacious, self-motivated, and good team player with ability to build consensus.
• Experience in cross-functional and senior stakeholder engagement.
• Good ethics and professional conduct, and with strong sense of care, responsibility and teamwork spirit.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).

Your appointment will be commensurate with the relevance of your work experience.
Successful candidates will be offered a 3-year contract in the first instance and may be considered for placement on a permanent tenure or a contract renewal.

Singapore Economic Development Board