Company

Human Capital

(Senior)DevelopmentPartner,ManpowerPolicies

Singapore FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“(Senior) Development Partner, Manpower Policies. Skills: Policy development, Data analysis, Stakeholder engagement. Review manpower policies. Design manpower schemes”

What You'll Achieve.

Enhance policy effectiveness

Industry & Context.

Human Capital
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving; Analytical; Decision-making

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Database management, SQL query writing, Python programming, Data manipulation libraries, Data analysis, ETL processes, Data visualisation tools

Nice to Have

Industry experience, Knowledge of Singapore government’s manpower policies and programmes

What You'll Do.

Review manpower policies

Design manpower schemes

Implement manpower schemes

Advise enterprises on eligibility

Drive evidence-based policy development

Build analytical capabilities

Ingest complex datasets

Wrangle complex datasets

Analyse complex datasets

Visualise complex datasets

Create analytical tools

Create interactive dashboards

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Engage diverse stakeholders; Work well with others; Communicate clearly; Collaborative team environment

Communication Scope

Communication; Interpersonal skills; Communicate clearly

Process & Methodology

Programme management

Full Job Description

**[What the role is]** Industry Human Capital (IHC) is responsible for driving EnterpriseSG’s efforts to grow Singapore enterprises through the development of talent, leadership and manpower strategies and capabilities. At the Manpower Policies department, the team works closely with internal and external stakeholders to assess and advocate for policies that support local enterprises’ access to talent. **[What you will be working on]** You will develop a broad perspective and gain deep insights on national manpower and education policies, and talent challenges faced by companies. You will acquire skills in policy development, programme design and management, problem solving and stakeholder engagement. * **Review manpower policies** : Review the impact of manpower policies with government agencies to ensure relevance to businesses, while balancing larger national objectives. * **Design and implement manpower schemes and assistance** : Develop and implement policies and programmes to support enterprises’ manpower and talent needs, including advising enterprises on their eligibility and suitability for various manpower schemes. * **Drive evidence-based policy development** : Leverage data to support policy and programme reviews and decision making through comprehensive data analysis, trend identification, and evidence-based recommendations that inform strategic initiatives and enhance policy effectiveness. * **Build analytical capabilities and insights** : Build and maintain data products to generate human-capital capabilities insights for key stakeholders. Ingest, wrangle, analyse, and visualise complex datasets from various sources to create analytical tools and interactive dashboards that enable data-driven decision making across the organisation. **[What we are looking for]** What You’ll Be Using and Applying * Industry experience and/or knowledge of Singapore government’s manpower policies and programmes is advantageous, but not necessary. * Self-driven with stron

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