Electrical/Mechanical Energy Planner

JTC JTC Corporation; Singapore; Presencial; SGD 70.000 - 110.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

GovTech collaborates with Singapore agencies to map future industrial power demand and ensure reliable infrastructure and energy supply. You will integrate data from multiple sectors, analyze evolving demand, and evaluate solutions spanning generation capacity, grid upgrades, and interim measures.

Strong collaboration with government stakeholders and industry partners is essential. The role requires engineering background, 3–5 years in infrastructure planning or related fields, and sharp

Formación

• Essential background in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
• Strong analytical and quantitative skills; able to work with data from multiple sources.
• Comfortable engaging with diverse stakeholders across agencies and industry.

Responsabilidades

• Build a comprehensive picture of Singapore's future industrial power demand by aggregating data from sectors and stakeholders.
• Analyse how demand may evolve with varying certainty and growth trajectories.
• Develop an integrated view of power demand and supply capacity across the electricity system.
• Evaluate options to meet future needs including new generation capacity and grid enhancements.
• Assess funding and cost-sharing approaches involving government support and tariffs.
• Support discussions and decision-making across agencies and industry representatives.

Conocimientos

Analytical skills

Stakeholder engagement

Data analysis

Presentation skills

Policy understanding

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Herramientas

Excel

Power BI

Descripción del empleo

GovTech collaborates with Singapore agencies to map future industrial power demand and ensure reliable infrastructure and energy supply. You will integrate data from multiple sectors, analyze evolving demand, and evaluate solutions spanning generation capacity, grid upgrades, and interim measures.

Strong collaboration with government stakeholders and industry partners is essential. The role requires engineering background, 3–5 years in infrastructure planning or related fields, and sharp