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A government department in Singapore is seeking a skilled professional to support campaign management initiatives for the Public Service. The role involves coordinating efforts to develop STE talent and strengthen workforce capabilities. Ideal candidates have a background in communications or marketing, at least 3 years of experience, and strong project management skills. Responsibilities include managing campaign assets, engaging with stakeholders, and analyzing market trends. This position offers opportunities to make impactful contributions within the public sector.
The incumbent will support the Head/Assistant Head in strategising and strengthening STE capabilities through a dedicated campaign, CTRL+SHIFT, for the Public Service. The individual will coordinate efforts across various teams in S&TPPO, Ministries, and public agencies to develop a robust pipeline of STE talent and fortify the STE workforce at a whole-of-government (WOG) level. As the work at S&TPPO is collaborative in nature, the candidate should be a team player who can effectively liaise with internal and external stakeholders, with a keen eye for detail and a passion for building engaging campaigns to deliver outcomes coherently and synergistically as One STE Public Service.
The Public Sector Science and Technology Policy and Plans Office (S&TPPO) is a department under the Prime Minister’s Office and serves as the functional leader for the Science, Technology and Engineering (STE) domain in public sector. We collaborate with other centre‑of‑government agencies to identify, resource and review key STE capabilities, and leverage STE as an enabler to transform operations to deliver more cost‑effective and cost‑efficient outcomes, thereby building a future‑ready and more sustainable Singapore. S&TPPO also aims to develop and implement HR strategies and levers to strengthen capability development and career value proposition of STE professionals in the Singapore Public Service.