Executive/ Senior Executive, Private and Shared Mobility (Shared Mobility)

Ministry of Transport; Singapore; On-site; SGD 44,640 - 78,120; Full time

Job summary

The Ministry of Transport is seeking dynamic individuals to join their team focusing on the future of transport policy in Singapore. The role involves developing infrastructure strategies for active mobility and managing road usage. Candidates should have experience in public policy or the transport sector, strong analytical skills, and the ability to communicate effectively.

Join MOT in enhancing Singapore's economic competitiveness and quality of life as a global transport hub.

Qualifications

• Prior work experience in public policy, research, or consulting.
• Public sector experience in strategy or policy analysis.
• Experience in the transport or infrastructure sector.

Responsibilities

• Conduct environment scans on emerging trends in transport.
• Develop enforcement and regulatory strategies for active mobility.
• Develop policies to manage road usage and congestion.
• Perform coordination duties on transport issues.

Skills

Strong critical thinking skills

Excellent writing skills

Verbal communication

Interpersonal skills

Ability to analyze qualitative and quantitative information

Job description

What the role is:

Singapore is internationally renowned for our transport infrastructure and for being a global aviation and maritime hub. At the Ministry of Transport (MOT), we spearhead developments in our air, land and sea transport sectors to advance Singapore’s economic competitiveness and Singaporeans’ quality of life. We seek dynamic, analytical and committed individuals to join our able MOT team in realising our vision of a global interconnected transport hub. If you share our vision and possess the qualities we seek, do join us!

What you will be working on:

The Private & Shared Mobility Division oversees the development of private transport policies, encompassing vehicles, roads, and active mobility, and is also responsible for the development of strategies to prepare the MOT Family for shared mobility challenges and opportunities, particularly in the areas of autonomous vehicles, point-to-point transport, active mobility and electronic road pricing.

As part of the team, you are expected to:

• Conduct environment scans on emerging trends that may impact the future of transport, and how overseas jurisdictions respond to such developments;
• Develop infrastructure, regulatory, engagement and enforcement strategies to support active mobility while ensuring safety on public roads and paths, as well as shared mobility modes such as autonomous vehicles and point-to-point transport;
• Develop policies to better manage road usage / congestion;
• Perform coordination and secretariat duties on cross-cutting transport issues.

What we are looking for:

You should be a Singapore citizen, preferably with prior work experience in the fields of public policy, research, consulting, or public sector experience in a strategy or policy analysis role or in the transport or infrastructure sector. Candidates should possess strong critical thinking skills, intellectual curiosity, excellent writing, verbal communication, and interpersonal skills. Candidates should be able to work independently, confident of handling qualitative and quantitative information and analysing their impact on the transport landscape for Singapore.

About Ministry of Transport

The Mission of Ministry of Transport is to develop Singapore's land, sea and air transport sectors so as to enhance our economic competitiveness and quality of life in a knowledge-based economy. MOT oversees the development and regulation of the following sectors:

• Civil Aviation and Air Transport
• Maritime and Ports
• Land Transport

Besides providing an efficient and cost-effective transportation in Singapore, it also strives to make Singapore an international civil aviation and maritime centre for the region. The ministry sets the strategic and policy direction while operations and regulatory works are carried out by the statutory boards under its charge. There are four statutory boards which are established by Acts of Parliament: the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), the Land Transport Authority (LTA), the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the Public Transport Council (PTC). The ministry also oversees the operation of the Transport Safety Investigation Bureau (TSIB).