Global Governance & Systems Lead - Nuclear Energy

Energy Market Authority; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Market Authority (EMA) in Singapore seeks a governance and program management professional to establish an IMS-aligned governance framework, coordinate cross-functional teams, and strengthen regulatory readiness. You will drive economic modelling for large infrastructure, align programmes with organizational objectives, and support risk management enhancements across the agency.

The role emphasizes international standards, regulatory benchmarking, and knowledge management for licensing

Qualifications

• Experience in governance or project management systems for large scale infrastructure.
• Financial planning and analysis for major infrastructure projects.
• Audit experience in QEHS Management Systems for high‑compliance industries.
• Nuclear industry exposure and familiarity with IAEA Milestones and IAEA GSR Part 2 standards.
• Experience working within or closely with government agencies to develop regulatory frameworks or licensing roadmaps.

Responsibilities

• Establish Governance & Management Framework with an IMS aligned to international standards.
• Assist in defining decision-making protocols and oversight mechanisms.

Skills

Audit & compliance mindset

Programme & Project Management

Stakeholder management

Technical writing

Analytical thinking

Willing to be stationed overseas

Education

Systems Engineering or Project Management

Engineering with focus on Project, Quality, Information Management

Economics, Finance or Business Administration

Other relevant qualifications welcome

Job description

Energy Market Authority (EMA) in Singapore seeks a governance and program management professional to establish an IMS-aligned governance framework, coordinate cross-functional teams, and strengthen regulatory readiness. You will drive economic modelling for large infrastructure, align programmes with organizational objectives, and support risk management enhancements across the agency.

The role emphasizes international standards, regulatory benchmarking, and knowledge management for licensing