PMO Assistant: Programme & System Integration Lead

ST Engineering Unmanned & Integrated Systems Pte Ltd; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 737,000 - 1,106,000; Part time

Job summary

ST Engineering Unmanned & Integrated Systems Pte Ltd in Singapore is seeking an Assistant PMO Programme / Project Manager to lead the integration of complex system projects. You will coordinate hardware, software and networking workstreams, manage vendors and stakeholders, and ensure timely, budget-compliant delivery across the system lifecycle.

The role requires 5+ years in defence programme management, PMP is advantageous, and incumbents should be Singaporean.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of experience in large scale defence programme management.
• PMP certification will be advantageous.
• Rich experience in project coordination and people management.
• Proficient in MS Office, MS Project, and MS Visio.
• Singaporean only.
• Open to contract, renewal.

Responsibilities

• Oversee the project schedule and milestones delivery.
• Provide direction in programme and technical matters.
• Formulate processes to handle project matters.
• Ensure readiness of all delivery submissions to the customers.
• Manage the progress meetings, design reviews, etc.
• Involve in conflict management and resolution.
• Perform incident analysis and identify issues.
• Provide solution and assessment to resolve system design or system engineering issues.

Skills

Project management

People management

Presentation skills

MS Office

MS Project

MS Visio

Stakeholder coordination

Tools

MS Office

MS Project

MS Visio

Job description

ST Engineering Unmanned & Integrated Systems Pte Ltd in Singapore is seeking an Assistant PMO Programme / Project Manager to lead the integration of complex system projects. You will coordinate hardware, software and networking workstreams, manage vendors and stakeholders, and ensure timely, budget-compliant delivery across the system lifecycle.

The role requires 5+ years in defence programme management, PMP is advantageous, and incumbents should be Singaporean.