Transit Planner: Bus Strategy & Urban Mobility

sggovterp; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

sggovterp in Singapore is seeking an LTA-P&P Transport Planner to support bus strategy, infrastructure and priority projects.

You will analyse demand, plan routes, stops, BRT and express services, engage stakeholders, and develop narratives for public engagement.

Fresh graduates are welcome; GIS and transport modeling experience is advantageous, along with strong written and verbal communication.

Qualifications

• Knowledge in any disciplines, preferably in Communications, Urban Planning, Transport/ Geography, Public Policy or Civil Engineering.
• Knowledge/Experience in data analytics, media/communication skills, land use planning, GIS, transport planning and transport modeling simulation techniques will be an advantage.
• Excellent communication and writing skills.
• As part of the shortlisting process for the role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and / or undergo further assessment

Responsibilities

• Involved in feasibility studies and planning of new bus transit initiatives, including express bus services and BRT systems.
• Conduct demand analysis and assess travel patterns to identify public transport needs and opportunities. Engage with government agencies, industry stakeholders and major employers to understand commuting requirements and develop solutions.
• Plan routes, stopping locations and supporting infrastructure while assessing impacts on the wider bus network and recommending service adjustments.

Skills

Data analytics

GIS

Stakeholder engagement

Public policy

Transport planning

Education

Urban Planning

Civil Engineering

Geography

Tools

GIS software

Transport modeling tools

Job description

sggovterp in Singapore is seeking an LTA-P&P Transport Planner to support bus strategy, infrastructure and priority projects.

You will analyse demand, plan routes, stops, BRT and express services, engage stakeholders, and develop narratives for public engagement.

Fresh graduates are welcome; GIS and transport modeling experience is advantageous, along with strong written and verbal communication.