[LTA-T&ID] DEPUTY / ASSISTANT MANAGER, EV REGULATIONS (LICENSING) at Public Service Division

, , Singapore -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

14 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

16 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Regulatory Policies, Framework Development, Licensing Administration, Data Analysis, Compliance Monitoring, Stakeholder Management, Cross Functional Teamwork, Writing, Presentation Skills, Attention To Detail, Policy Implementation, Process Streamlining, Artificial Intelligence, Electrical Systems Knowledge, EV Charging Systems Knowledge

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Description

[What the role is] [LTA-T&ID] DEPUTY / ASSISTANT MANAGER, EV REGULATIONS (LICENSING) [What you will be working on] You will be part of the National Electric Vehicle Centre (NEVC) under LTA’s Technology and Industry Development Group. The NEVC facilitates EV adoption through efforts to spearhead the regulation and deployment of EV charging systems in Singapore. You will play an integral role in the team developing regulatory policies and framework to ensure the safety, reliability and accessibility of EV charging in Singapore. This will include reviewing and administering the licensing regime for EV charging operators – a key policy tool to shape the development of the EV charging industry – as part of the division’s overall work in implementing regulations under the Electric Vehicles Charging Act (EVCA). Your day-to-day work will involve ensuring that operators comply with the conditions of licensing by leveraging real-time data on EV charging, and taking appropriate action against any non-compliance. You will also have the opportunity to introduce technology (e.g. AI) and tools that can streamline work processes to improve business-friendliness and productivity. [What we are looking for] Knowledge in regulatory policies and framework Be able to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment; you may be required to work on multiple initiatives in the same period Strong writing and presentation skills, with an eye for details Experience in regulatory policy or operations, such as regulating licensees or use of banned products. Comfortable with analysing datasets and tracking key indicators to provide robust analysis and recommendations for decision making Ability to translate regulatory requirements into operational needs, and recommend effective and efficient use of regulatory resources Able to work collaboratively in a cross functional team, and with various stakeholders such as companies and other government agencies Interest and basic knowledge in electrical systems and electric vehicle charging systems will be advantageous As part of the shortlisting process for the role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and / or undergo further assessment. http://jobs.careers.gov.sg The Singapore Public Service plays a key role in the economic growth, progress and stability of Singapore by formulating and implementing government policies, as well as providing key public services. Whether you are a fresh graduate joining the workforce or an experienced professional, the Singapore Public Service offers a great variety of job opportunities for you. The work in the Public Service can be broadly categorised into the following sectors: Economic, Social, Security & External Relations, and Administration & Corporate Development. Be part of the team that shapes the future of Singapore. Log on and take your first step towards a career that matters! Need help? Please click here for assistance. Our team will contact you shortly!

Responsibilities

The role involves developing regulatory policies and frameworks for EV charging systems, specifically reviewing and administering the licensing regime for EV charging operators under the Electric Vehicles Charging Act. Day-to-day tasks include ensuring operator compliance using real-time data and taking action against non-compliance, while also introducing technology to streamline processes.