Assistant Manager/Manager (AI and Health Informatics)

duke-nus medical school; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Duke-NUS Medical School invites applications for an Assistant Manager/Manager to lead national and international standardisation initiatives in AI and Health Informatics. This role sits at the intersection of technology, healthcare policy, and global standards, shaping Singapore’s adoption of trusted AI and digital health standards.

You will provide secretariat support to TC-HCHI, coordinate international activities, manage expert groups, and engage regulators, industry, and academia to drive

Qualifications

• Master’s or equivalent in AI in Healthcare or related field with 2+ years healthcare informatics experience.
• Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong project management and multi-stakeholder leadership.
• Knowledge of ISO, IEC and AI governance frameworks is a plus.
• Excellent written and oral communication; detail-oriented.

Responsibilities

• Provide secretariat support to the Technical Committee for Healthcare and Health Informatics (TC-HCHI) and its working groups.
• Identify and evaluate new standardisation opportunities aligned with national priorities.
• Drive development, review, adoption, and promotion of national and international standards.
• Manage expert working groups to draft, review and refine standards.
• Coordinate Singapore’s involvement in international standards activities (ISO committees, global meetings, study missions).
• Lead stakeholder engagement through workshops, conferences, events, and outreach initiatives.
• Ensure governance frameworks, SOPs, and audit requirements are followed.
• Support efforts to develop AI and digital health standardisation.

Skills

Multitasking

Project management

Stakeholder engagement

Analytical skills

Communication

Independent work

Education

Master’s in AI in Healthcare

Job description

Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) was established through a landmark collaboration between two world-class institutions; Duke University and National University of Singapore, with the objective of providing innovative education and impactful research that enhance the practice of medicine in Singapore and beyond.

The Centre of Regulatory Excellence (CoRE), established at Duke-NUS in 2014, aims to advance regulatory science and health policy in the Asia-Pacific, focusing on South-East Asia. It offers a highly regarded education portfolio for industry professionals and regulators. CoRE also plays a pivotal role in promoting thought leadership, driving policy innovation in health product regulation, global health, and addressing challenges in health systems and regulatory frameworks. Its key focus areas encompass digital health, vaccines & pandemic preparedness, advanced & innovative therapeutics, innovative clinical trials, and medical devices.

Enterprise Singapore appointed CoRE in 2023 to set up and oversee the Standards Development Organisation (SDO) supporting the Biomedical and Health Standards Committee, with a mandate to advance national and international standards.

We are seeking an Assistant Manager/Manager to lead national and international standardisation initiatives in AI and Health Informatics. This role bridges technology, healthcare policy, and global standards to advance Singapore’s development and adoption of trusted AI and digital health standards. The roles and responsibilities of the successful candidate would include:-

Key responsibilities

• Provide secretariat support to the Technical Committee for Healthcare and Health Informatics (TC-HCHI) and its working groups (AI in Healthcare, Genomics Informatics, Data Interoperability, Medical Device Security, etc.).
• Identify and evaluate new standardisation opportunities aligned with the Singapore Standards Council’s strategic priorities.
• Drive the development, review, adoption, and promotion of national and international standards in partnership with regulators, healthcare institutions, industry and academia.
• Manage expert working groups to draft, review and refine standards.
• Facilitate technical meetings to build consensus and progress work items.
• Coordinate Singapore’s involvement in relevant international standards activities (e.g. ISO committees, global meetings, study missions).
• Lead stakeholder engagement through workshops, conferences, events, and outreach initiatives.
• Ensure compliance with governance frameworks, SOPs, and audit requirements.
• Support efforts to develop the expertise and infrastructure needed for AI and digital health standardisation.

Qualifications

• Master’s or equivalent in AI in Healthcare, Health Informatics, Genomics Informatics, Biomedical Engineering, or a related discipline, with at least 2 years’ relevant experience in healthcare informatics, regulatory affairs, digital health governance, or standards development.
• Strong capability of multitasking in a fast paced environment.
• Strong project management capabilities with demonstrated ability to lead multi-stakeholder initiatives.
• Solid understanding of the global standards landscape (ISO, IEC, AI governance frameworks, etc.) would be advantageous.
• Excellent analytical and synthesis skills, with the ability to translate complex technical material into structured outputs.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and consensus-building skills.
• Able to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a structured, fast-paced environment.
• Proven interpersonal communications skills with excellent written and oral communication.
• Detail-oriented, organised, and comfortable managing multiple priorities simultaneously.
• Shortlisted applicant will be evaluated and right-placed in a role that best matches your qualifications, skills, and professional experience.

What This Role Offers

• Opportunity to shape Singapore’s position in global AI and digital health standards.
• Direct engagement with regulators, industry leaders, and international standards bodies.
• Strategic exposure at the intersection of technology, healthcare, and policy.

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.