Total 6 sales advisor job vacancies in Quality Assurance / Control category in Islandwide

Our client is an established corporate finance house with a long-standing reputation. An expert in the small-medium enterprise space across various disciplines – IPOs, corporate advisory for listed companies, Catalist sponsorship, underwriting and share placement, fund raising, mergers and acquisition, equity research and fund management. We are currently one of the market leaders in terms of Catalist Sponsorship clients in Singapore with clients in various industries ranging from consumer services, technology, construction and F&B.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide support in managing a portfolio of client companies listed on the Catalist Board of the Singapore Exchange
• Provide necessary advice for listed companies’ directors and management on continuing listing obligations and corporate governance matters
• Maintain an excellent relationship with the regulators through close and regular dialogues to drive resolution of issues
• Conduct compliance review of corporate actions carried out by clients, including shareholder circulars, public announcements and press releases
• Drive regulatory applications/notifications to clients and stakeholders and addressing regulators’ queries and requests in a satisfactorily and timely manner
• Carry out ad-hoc tasks/projects as requested by the immediate team leader
• Prepare/maintain documentation, compliance papers for internal committee approvals and application/consultation letters to the SGX
• Assist in providing training on relevant listing rules and regulatory matters to stakeholders
• Monitor daily share price and media reports of clients

Key Requirements:

• Degree in Accountancy/Business/Finance
• At least 2 years of working experience as an external auditor in Big-4 audit firm.
• Good understanding and analyzing financial statements.
• Generate financial reports.
• Self-motivated, responsible, meticulous, strong analytical ability and project management skills, able to work independently and a good team player
• Able to communicate effectively with clients, regulators and other professionals such as lawyers, auditors, financial advisors and valuers

If you are shortlisted for the first round of screening, our Recruiter will contact you directly.

EA License No: 24C2521 | EA Reg No:21103634 (Johnny Wu)

Job Description:

• We are seeking for a Fund Compliance & Licensing Advisor to join a dynamic team within a financial exchange based in Singapore.
• Candidate will have expertise in regulatory landscape for fund management activies, including application and maintenance of Capital Markets Services (CMS) Licenses and other related MAS licenses.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the process of applying for and renewing Capital Markets Services (CMS) Licenses for fund management activities, including preparing all required documentation for submission to MAS.
• Ensure compliance with MAS guidelines and regulations for fund managers under the Securities and Futures Act (SFA).
• Prepare and submit regulatory filings, ensuring timely and accurate submissions to MAS.
• Assist in designing and implementing compliance frameworks for fund management activities.

Requirements:

• Minimum 2 years of experience in regulatory compliance, licensing or fund management within a financial institution or regulatory body
• Involvement with CMS license application
• Good understanding of SFA and other relevant financial services regulations in Singapore.

Company Reg No.: 201131609D | License No.: 24S2411 | Reg No: R24124284

Senior Maritime Compliance Advisor (Alternative Fuels, Compliance, and Regulatory Affairs)

Location: [Singapore]

Position Summary

Under the oversight of senior management, the Senior Maritime Compliance and Sustainability Advisor will play a critical role in advancing the company’s operation and products in compliance with FuelEU Maritime and RED III (Renewable Energy Directive III) regulations, as well as other key international maritime standards. This position involves advising on fleet readiness, alternative fuels, and sustainability strategies to ensure the company meets all regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities

FuelEU Maritime and RED III Compliance: Provide expert advisory on FuelEU Maritime and RED III requirements, ensuring the company remains compliant with EU regulations on alternative fuels and carbon intensity for maritime operations. Develop frameworks for implementing these directives in alignment with EU’s decarbonization targets.

Regulatory Compliance and Operational Standards: Maintain high standards of regulatory compliance, focusing on IMO regulations such as SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, COLREG, and STCW. Guide the company on meeting these global standards, with emphasis on carbon intensity measures outlined in FuelEU Maritime.

Environmental and Alternative Fuel Initiatives: Lead efforts on sustainability and alternative fuel strategies, including Methanol,LNG and other low-carbon fuels. Ensure alignment with RED III targets and EU emission reduction goals, advising on pathways to integrate alternative fuels effectively.

Port Operations and Safety Management: Provide expertise in managing port operations, safety protocols, and vessel itineraries within FuelEU Maritime requirements. Conduct port assessments to ensure safety standards and regulatory compliance with local and international standards.

Customer Compliance Support: Develop and oversee training programs for feedstock suppliers and customers, ensuring they understand and comply with key regulations, including FuelEU Maritime and RED III. Lead the training and sales teams to implement educational initiatives that equip partners with the knowledge needed to maintain regulatory compliance and uphold industry standards.

Job Requirements

Educational Background: Master’s CoC and a Bachelor’s degree in Maritime Operations, Marine Studies, or related field.

Professional Experience: Minimum of 10 years in fleet operations, maritime compliance, or marine fuel management. Prior experience and deep understanding of IMO regulations, as well as EU directives including FuelEU Maritime and RED III. Familiarity with CII, EEXI, and other current sustainability standards is highly preferred.

Leadership and Strategic Planning: Strong ability to strategize, plan, and implement operational policies in a regulated environment. Capable of building and adapting frameworks for customer fleet readiness.

Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Excellent communication skills in a multicultural setting. Skilled at conveying complex regulatory requirements into straightforward, actionable guidance.

Technical Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and maritime management software. Skilled in technical analysis and compliance management.

Travel and Flexibility: Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as needed. Available on-call for operational needs, including conditions in various environments.

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Key Responsibilities:

• Provide support in managing a portfolio of client companies listed on the Catalist Board of the Singapore Exchange
• Provide necessary advice for listed companies’ directors and management on continuing listing obligations and corporate governance matters
• Maintain an excellent relationship with the regulators through close and regular dialogues to drive resolution of issues
• Conduct compliance review of corporate actions carried out by clients, including shareholder circulars, public announcements and press releases
• Drive regulatory applications/notifications to clients and stakeholders and addressing regulators’ queries and requests in a satisfactorily and timely manner
• Carry out ad-hoc tasks/projects as requested by the immediate team leader
• Prepare/maintain documentation, compliance papers for internal committee approvals and application/consultation letters to the SGX
• Assist in providing training on relevant listing rules and regulatory matters to stakeholders
• Monitor daily share price and media reports of clients

Key Requirements:

• Degree in Accountancy/Business/Finance
• At least 1 year of working experience as an external auditor in Big-4 audit firm are welcome to apply.
• Good understanding and analyzing financial statements.
• Generate financial reports.
• Self-motivated, responsible, meticulous, strong analytical ability and project management skills, able to work independently and a good team player
• Able to communicate effectively with clients, regulators and other professionals such as lawyers, auditors, financial advisors and valuers

f you are shortlisted for the first round of screening, our Recruiter will contact you directly.

EA License No: 24C2521 | EA Reg No:21103634 (Johnny Wu)

• Create ATE (Advantest SmarTest PS1600) test program and integrate various test functions in test flow to support First Silicon bring up for wafer and package in NPI phase.
• Perform design validation/characterization/experiment on ATE across process, voltage, frequency and temperature. Evaluate test and product margins, debug and communicate result/yield/analysis to various teams.
• Utilize ATE test tools and other test instrument to debug and analyze the test, design and product issue.
• Support ATE test hardware design/debug and test time reduction.
• Support proto demands/qualification for IP owner and customer requests.
• Complete test development, test program transfer and product release at respective milestones.
• Initiate, plan and execute multiple projects to achieve target.

Requirements

• Bachelor or Master’s degree in Electronics, Electrical, Computer Engineering or relevant disciplines.
• Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience in ATE test program development i.e. Teradyne UP1600 or Advantest PS1600.
• Self-motivated. Able to plan, execute and deliver within given timeline.
• Strong team player with creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving ability and excellent communication skills.
• Good knowledge of product engineering, failure analysis and manufacturing test process.
• Interest in learning, researching, sharing and implementing new technology and test methodology.
• Good written/Oral communication skills.
• Result orientated and team work.

Quality Manager is a key role in the team responsible for engaging with various functions from Sales, Tendering, Engineering, to Operations on the implementation of integrated execution work processes and governance. Deployment of operational tools and deriving meaningful insights for continuously improving operational performance.

This role also involves the quality aspect in ensuring our offer quality to meet customer satisfaction and customer promise according to the whole customer journey mapping.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Operation Excellence and Tools

• Deploy the execution processes and playbooks deployment and compliance.
• Ensure good implementation & adoption of Execution tools (BFS, SAP, etc.).
• Provide business analytics for Execution – revenue, margin, WIP, warranty cost, failure rate, utilization, etc.
• Responsible for driving initiatives throughout the execution to improve productivity, efficiency, cost management and continuous improvement.

Quality

• Defining offer and project quality goals including customer effort goals all along life cycle.
• Supporting and coaching the team on methods and quality tools needed to reach robustness, customer satisfaction and quality targets.
• Creates and enforces the project quality plan.
• Participating in customer quality case in supporting the team to identify issue root cause and implementation of improvement action plans and best practices sharing.

Requirements:

• Minimum Degree in Engineering or equivalent
• Minimum 5 years of experience in similar capacity
• Knowledge in Change management, Six Sigma and risk management
• Proven leadership and experience in influencing without authority
• Proficient in computer skills including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Chinese word processing
• Good knowledge & experience on quality tools & methodologies for process/products improvement