Research and Comms Executive

Ain Society; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A community-focused organization is seeking a Research & Corp Comm Executive to support work with cancer patients. The role involves conducting research, preparing media materials, and engaging with communities. Ideal candidates will have a degree in relevant fields, skills in research and writing for diverse audiences, and a commitment to meaningful impact. Join a dedicated team making a difference in the community while receiving training and support for growth.

Qualifications

• Degree and work experience in relevant fields are preferred.
• Comfortable working with data and community stories.
• Ability to write clearly for various audiences.

Responsibilities

• Conduct qualitative and quantitative research to understand community needs.
• Prepare research-based content for media and public communications.
• Participate in community programmes and cancer support activities.

Skills

Research and analysis

Clear writing for diverse audiences

Data collection

Community engagement

Education

Degree in research, social sciences, public health, or communications

Job description

Ain Society is looking for a Research & Corp Comm Executive who is curious, grounded, and purpose driven. This role supports our work with cancer patients and communities through research, learning, and thoughtful knowledge-sharing.

You will work closely with programme and communications teams to understand real community needs, translate findings into meaningful insights, and help prepare accurate materials for media and public engagement.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct qualitative and basic quantitative research to understand community needs and programme impact.
• Support data collection, analysis, documentation, and learning across projects.
• Work with internal teams to ensure programmes are evidence-informed and responsive.
• Prepare research-based content and background materials for media features, interviews, and public communications.
• Assist in drafting reports, summaries, and learning notes grounded in real experiences.
• Participate in community programmes and cancer support activities, including occasional weekend engagements (ad-hoc).

Who We’re Looking For

• Degree and work experience in research, social sciences, public health, communications, or related fields, are preferred.
• Comfortable working with data, interviews, stories, and lived experiences.
• Able to write clearly and thoughtfully for public and non-academic audiences.
• Open to learning to write for academic audiences
• Training and guidance will be provided to support your learning and growth in the role
• Values purpose, empathy, and meaningful impact over corporate polish.
• Self-motivated, reflective, and able to work independently and collaboratively.
• Open to field-based learning and community engagement.

Why Join Ain Society

You’ll be part of a small, dedicated team doing meaningful work with cancer patients and families. This role offers space to grow, learn, and contribute to research-informed programmes that truly make a difference.