Bus Strategy & Priority Planner — Data‑Driven Transport

Land Transport Authority (LTA); Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Land Transport Authority (LTA) in Singapore seeks a Senior/Transport Scientist/Planner in Bus Strategy, Infrastructure and Priority to plan and implement bus priority measures, improving speed and reliability. You will analyze survey data and prepare engagement activities while communicating effectively with the public and stakeholders.

The role requires strong communication and GIS and transport modeling familiarity, with the ability to balance public needs with project goals in a dynamic urban

Qualifications

• Knowledge in communications, urban planning, transport/Geography, public policy or Civil Engineering.
• Experience with data analytics, media/communication, land use planning, GIS, transport planning and transport modeling is advantageous.
• Excellent communication and writing skills.

Responsibilities

• Plan and implement bus priority measures (e.g., bus lanes) to improve speeds and reliability.
• Analyse data/survey results and interpret benefits/impacts of proposals.
• Prepare engagement activities and craft communication strategies for diverse audiences.

Skills

Strong communication

Data analytics

Transport planning

Public policy

Urban planning

Writing skills

Geography

Education

Background in communications, urban planning, transport/Geography, public policy or Civil Engineering

Tools

GIS (Geographical Information Systems)

Transport modeling software

Job description

Land Transport Authority (LTA) in Singapore seeks a Senior/Transport Scientist/Planner in Bus Strategy, Infrastructure and Priority to plan and implement bus priority measures, improving speed and reliability. You will analyze survey data and prepare engagement activities while communicating effectively with the public and stakeholders.

The role requires strong communication and GIS and transport modeling familiarity, with the ability to balance public needs with project goals in a dynamic urban