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Skills Union in Singapore is hiring a business development lead to own university and institutional partnerships. The role is senior and highly autonomous, requiring deep knowledge of the Singapore IHL ecosystem and funding mechanics.
You will inherit warm relationships and drive multi-year contracts, coordinating with delivery and product teams, and representing the company at industry events. A proven track record in institutional deals is preferred.
Skills Union is an integrated workforce solutions provider headquartered in Singapore, working with universities, government skills bodies, and enterprise employers across Southeast Asia and the Middle East. We design and deliver large-scale training initiatives, license our own software platforms, and provide consulting to institutions building for the future of work. Our partners include leading universities, government agencies, and leading global firms, and our programs are consistently rated among the strongest in their category. We are ISO-certified, growing across three product lines, and building toward national-scale programs in AI adoption and career mobility.
We are hiring a business development lead to own our university and institutional pipeline in Singapore. This is a senior, high-autonomy role for someone who already knows the ecosystem: you have worked with or sold into the Institutes of Higher Learning, you understand how SkillsFuture Singapore funding actually works, and you can hold your own in a room with a CET office, a government agency, or a dean. You will inherit warm relationships and live opportunities, including active delivery with NTU and emerging programs with government and platform partners. Your job is to expand that footprint: new IHL partnerships, new funded program wins, and multi-year institutional contracts that compound.
Competitive base with a meaningful variable component tied to closed revenue. For exceptional candidates with strong existing networks, we are open to discussing alternative arrangements, including commission-weighted or regional remits.