Singapore Economic Development Board

Government

Manager/SeniorManager(Strategy,PlanningandAnalytics)

S$105–165k ~AI est. Singapore FULL TIME
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The Brief

“Manager/Senior Manager (Strategy, Planning and Analytics) at Singapore Economic Development Board. Skills: Strategy formulation, Corporate planning, Data analytics. Conduct analysis of strategic priorities. Conduct needs assessment of strategic priorities”

Industry & Context.

Government
Problems you'll solve

Analytical capabilities; Draw insights; Utilize frameworks; Drive discussions; Structure argument; Substantiate argument; Design hypotheses; Validate hypotheses; Investigate issues; Uncover issues

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

At least 2 years relevant work experience, Mastery in handling qualitative data, Mastery in handling quantitative data, Ability to logically structure argument, Ability to substantiate argument, Ability to design testable hypotheses, Ability to validate hypotheses with data, Ability to validate hypotheses with stakeholder engagements, Ability to influence internal stakeholders, Ability to influence external stakeholders, Ability to translate ideas to strategy improvements, Ability to translate ideas to organizational change, Sensitivity to organizational dynamics, Sensitivity to ground realities, Project management skills, Stakeholder management skills, Excellent analytical communication skills, Excellent written communication skills, Excellent verbal communication skills, Ability to work in unstructured environment, Ability to flex in different teams, Sense of ownership over deliverables, Sense of ownership over timelines, Sense of ownership over outcomes, Singaporean

Nice to Have

Experience in strategic role, Experience in corporate planning role

What You'll Do.

Conduct analysis of strategic priorities

Conduct needs assessment of strategic priorities

Identify areas of improvement

Identify areas of opportunity

Propose data-driven research

Lead data-driven research

Recommend interventions

Translate insights into OKRs

Translate insights into jobs-to-be-done

Translate insights into actionable next steps

Enhance SGN positioning

Enhance SGN initiatives

Liaise with government agencies

Plan corporate performance

Track corporate performance

Evaluate corporate performance

Investigate performance gaps

Uncover performance gaps

Recommend intervention measures

Oversee secretariat duties

Co-develop mutually beneficial outcomes

Interpret relevant data

Derive actionable insights

Improve the status quo

Initiate data analytics projects

Scope data analytics projects

Conduct data analytics projects

Implement data analytics projects

Initiate data science projects

Scope data science projects

Conduct data science projects

Implement data science projects

Review data management strategies

Develop data management strategies

Implement data management strategies

Maintain data quality standards

Improve data quality standards

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Key stakeholders; Broader SGN team; Other government agencies; Different teams; Different levels; SGN management; Internal teams; External stakeholders; Government; EDB

Communication Scope

Written communication; Verbal communication

Process & Methodology

Project management, Stakeholder management

Full Job Description

**[What the role is]** The Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), a government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry, is responsible for strategies that enhance Singapore’s position as a global centre for business, innovation, and talent. We undertake investment promotion and industry development, and work with international businesses, both foreign and local, by providing information, connection to partners and access to government incentives for their investments. Our mission is to create sustainable economic growth, with vibrant business and good job opportunities for Singapore. For more information on EDB, please visit www.edb.gov.sg The Singapore Global Network (SGN) is a division in the Economic Development Board tasked to re-energise Singapore’s efforts in building a strong and extensive ecosystem of overseas Family, Friends, Fans (3F) for Singapore. SGN leads the Whole-Of-Government effort to coordinate across agencies and strengthen our collective networks, whose skills, affinity and influence could help build linkages to global business and enhance Singapore’s international mindshare as a leading globally-connected city. The Strategy, Planning and Analytics team (SPA) oversees SGN’s corporate strategy, work planning and data analytics functions. As a Manager / Senior Manager (SPA), you will collaborate with the broader SGN team to develop and implement SGN's strategies for community building and diaspora engagement. You will partner with stakeholders to steer the creation of workplans to achieve SGN's objectives, as well as track corporate KPI performance. Through ongoing research and analysis, you'll stay ahead of trends that can benefit SGN. You will also be an expert in SGN's data systems and processes, generating insights from both descriptive and predictive models to guide SGN's decision-making. **[What you will be working on]** ## **Strategy Formulation** * Conduct analysis and needs assessment of SGN’s strategic priorities alongside k

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