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COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Singapore Management University is a place where high-level professionalism blends together with a healthy informality. The 'family-like' atmosphere among the SMU community fosters a culture where employees work, plan, organise and play together building a strong collegiality and morale within the university.

Our commitment to attract and retain talent is ongoing. We offer attractive benefits and welfare, competitive compensation packages, and generous professional development opportunities all to meet the work-life needs of our staff. No wonder, then, that SMU continues to be given numerous awards and recognition for its human resource excellence.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Work done will be at the direction of the PI, and where relevant, the Industry Director and Centre Director.As the Programme is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary by nature, you will be expected to convey yourdomain expertise and edify others (and vice versa) in as productive, constructive, and collaborative a manneras possible.

You may be asked to participate in the development of use cases and delivery of proof-of-concept prototypesfor government and industry partners in the areas of computable contracts and "rules as code". Experience inrequirements analysis and agile, iterative methodologies will be useful at this stage.The work of the team will be largely determined by these use cases and customers. We will work with multipleuse cases so that we can abstract across them and develop generalized, reusable infrastructure. We will workwith specific customers so we can build useful applications on top of that infrastructure.You will contribute to the design and development of open-source software written to serve those use cases.You will work as part of a team of research engineers, developers, and domain expertise and you will beexpected to actively participate in team meetings and text-based communications. You will be expected to beactive members of the applied research community, by validating and contributing to advances in computational law.

You may be asked to conduct use-inspired research at the direction of the Principal Investigator. This includes

• reading academic papers, standards publications, and related material such as blog posts and presentations
• coming up to speed in fields which may be new to you, such as computational linguistics, mathematical logic, programming language design, formal verification, and model-based architecture
• reading (and updating/commenting, relevant) existing software documentation
• creating presentations, video recordings, walkthroughs, etc. to document and explain research work done
• writing (and presenting, if so decided by the PI) academic papers and materials for publication
• documenting in a sufficiently-detailed manner so as to share what you've learned

You will be expected to participate in software development; this includes

• learning how to use third party tools, including editors, IDEs, databases, business process modeling software, programming languages, and libraries
• evaluating competing software systems for suitability
• building infrastructure to enable application development
• managing yourself, and managing fellow team members
• engaging in product, project, and program management as needed
• reading books and consuming such other media forms about software development
• writing documentation such as user/developer-facing manuals, tutorials
• delivering community support to users and customers
• preparing presentations to represent the project before external audiences
• writing actual user-facing applications throughout the "full stack"

in each case, documenting, reporting, and/or presenting the same in clearly and efficiently, both internally and externally.

Researchers under the Programme should possess both mastery of their academic speciality, anddemonstrated practical experience producing and supporting high-quality open-source code throughcommunity engagement across multiple media. Candidates must have Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., oralternative qualifications in computer science, software engineering, (symbolic) artificial intelligence,computational linguistics, or formal methods.

Fluency in multiple natural languages, and any experience with law, are a plus.

Minimum qualifications:

Open-Source Software & Open-Standard Infrastructure EngineeringInternet Unix TCP/IP HTTP(S) XML JSON Schemas YAML Git Github Technical Writing Developer Relations and Evangelism

Programming Languages and Frameworks:Preferred: Haskell or OCaml. Python.Possible alternatives: Common Lisp Racket Scheme Javascript / Typescript / Node.

Formalization of Contracts, Rules, and Business Logic: Akoma Ntoso LegalRuleML Petri Nets Drools iLog OPA Neota Logic Constraint Handling Rules ICAIL JURIX RuleML+RR

Semantic Web and Ontologies: RDFa RDFt RDF RIF SWRL OWL Cyc KBpedia SUMO UFO Protg or a commercial rules engine with ontology support

Model Driven Architecture: UML BPMN DMN OCL SBVR Statecharts Activity Diagrams ParnasTables

Logics: Hoare Logic Kripke structures Modal mu-calculus Dynamic Logic Deontic, Temporal, andEpistemic modals Situation Calculus Process Calculi Multivalent logics Defeasible Logic BDI AbductiveLogic F-Logic Intuitionistic Non-monotonic Logics Skolemization Well-Founded SemanticsGood Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence and Semantic Web

Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Lisp Prolog F-Logic Drools Oracle Policy Manager Flora-2 Datalog Answer-Set Programming Defeasible Logic Expert Systems DocAssemble lps.doc.ic.ac.uk

Skills listed below this line are preferred but not required:

Theorem Proving and Strongly Typed Languages:CoQ Agda Idris Lean Prover F* Advanced Haskell (Template etc) OCaml Elm Isabelle/HOL StrangeLoop Pony

Model Checkers and SAT/SMT solvers: Z3 PAT SMTlib NuSMV SPIN Sentient

IDEs, Language Workbenches, and PLT frameworks: K Framework JetBrains MPS IDEs (Vim, Emacs,Visual Studio Code, Atom, Sublime Text) Language Server ProtocolRule Systems and Logics

Computational Linguistics Natural Language GenerationComputational Semantics (in Haskell, Prolog, or Lisp) Montague Semantics Grammatical Framework Textplanning Surface realizationFamiliarity with: WordNet FrameNet SenseNet Controlled Natural Languages Attempto Controlled English ACErules

Parsers, Compilers, and Programming Language TheoryLex/YACC alex/happy Bison CFGs EBNF BNFC

Formal Verification and Specification LanguagesSome familiarity with any of: TLA+ Alloy IVy B Method Z notation VDM++ LTL CTL

App DevelopmentTest-Driven Development Continuous Integration Software Project Management Agile / XP / Scrum PairProgramming Literate Programming Unit Testing Amazon Web Services Docker Full-StackDevelopment

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COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Singapore Management University is a place where high-level professionalism blends together with a healthy informality. The 'family-like' atmosphere among the SMU community fosters a culture where employees work, plan, organise and play together building a strong collegiality and morale within the university.

Our commitment to attract and retain talent is ongoing. We offer attractive benefits and welfare, competitive compensation packages, and generous professional development opportunities all to meet the work-life needs of our staff. No wonder, then, that SMU continues to be given numerous awards and recognition for its human resource excellence.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Work done will be at the direction of the PI, and where relevant, the Industry Director and Centre Director.As the Programme is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary by nature, you will be expected to convey yourdomain expertise and edify others (and vice versa) in as productive, constructive, and collaborative a manner as possible.

You may be asked to participate in the development of use cases and delivery of proof-of-concept prototypesfor government and industry partners in the areas of computable contracts and "rules as code". Experience inrequirements analysis and agile, iterative methodologies will be useful at this stage.The work of the team will be largely determined by these use cases and customers. We will work with multipleuse cases so that we can abstract across them and develop generalized, reusable infrastructure. We will workwith specific customers so we can build useful applications on top of that infrastructure.You will contribute to the design and development of open-source software written to serve those use cases.You will work as part of a team of research engineers, developers, and domain expertise and you will beexpected to actively participate in team meetings and text-based communications. You will be expected to beactive members of the applied research community, by validating and contributing to advances incomputational law.

You may be asked to conduct use-inspired research at the direction of the Principal Investigator. This includes

• reading academic papers, standards publications, and related material such as blog posts and presentations;
• coming up to speed in fields which may be new to you, such as computational linguistics, mathematical logic, programming language design, formal verification, and model-based architecture;
• reading (and updating/commenting, relevant) existing software documentation;
• creating presentations, video recordings, walkthroughs, etc. to document and explain research work done;
• writing (and presenting, if so decided by the PI) academic papers and materials for publication; and
• documenting in a sufficiently-detailed manner so as to share what you've learned.

You will be expected to participate in software development; this includes

• learning how to use third party tools, including editors, IDEs, databases, business process modeling software, programming languages, and libraries;
• evaluating competing software systems for suitability;
• building infrastructure to enable application development;
• managing yourself, and managing fellow team members;
• engaging in product, project, and program management as needed;
• reading books and consuming such other media forms about software development;
• writing documentation such as user/developer-facing manuals, tutorials;
• delivering community support to users and customers;
• preparing presentations to represent the project before external audiences; and
• writing actual user-facing applications throughout the "full stack", in each case, documenting, reporting, and/or presenting the same in clearly and efficiently, both internally and externally.

Researchers under the Programme should possess both mastery of their academic speciality, and demonstrated practical experience producing and supporting high-quality open-source code throughcommunity engagement across multiple media. Candidates must have Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., or alternative qualifications in computer science, software engineering, (symbolic) artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, or formal methods.

Fluency in multiple natural languages, and any experience with law, are a plus.

Minimum qualifications:

Open-Source Software & Open-Standard Infrastructure EngineeringInternet Unix TCP/IP HTTP(S) XML JSON Schemas YAML Git Github TechnicalWriting Developer Relations and Evangelism

Parsers, Compilers, and Programming Language TheoryLex/YACC alex/happy Bison CFGs EBNF BNFC

App DevelopmentTest-Driven Development Continuous Integration Software Project Management Agile / XP / Scrum PairProgramming Literate Programming Unit Testing Amazon Web Services Docker Full-StackDevelopment

Programming Languages and Frameworks:Preferred: Haskell or OCaml. Python.Possible alternatives: Common Lisp Racket Scheme Javascript / Typescript / Node.

Computational Linguistics Natural Language GenerationComputational Semantics (in Haskell, Prolog, or Lisp) Montague Semantics Grammatical Framework Textplanning Surface realizationFamiliarity with: WordNet FrameNet SenseNet Controlled Natural Languages Attempto ControlledEnglish ACErules

Formal Verification and Specification LanguagesSome familiarity with any of: TLA+ Alloy IVy B Method Z notation VDM++ LTL

Preferred qualifications:

Theorem Proving and Strongly Typed Languages:CoQ Agda Idris Lean Prover F* Advanced Haskell (Templateetc) OCaml Elm Isabelle/HOL StrangeLoop Pony

Model Checkers and SAT/SMT solvers: Z3 PAT SMTlib NuSMV SPIN Sentient

IDEs, Language Workbenches, and PLT frameworks: K Framework JetBrains MPS IDEs (Vim, Emacs,Visual Studio Code, Atom, Sublime Text) Language Server ProtocolRule Systems and Logics

Formalization of Contracts, Rules, and Business Logic: Akoma Ntoso LegalRuleML PetriNets Drools iLog OPA Neota Logic Constraint Handling Rules ICAIL JURIX RuleML+RR

Model Driven Architecture: UML BPMN DMN OCL SBVR Statecharts Activity Diagrams ParnasTables

Logics: Hoare Logic Kripke structures Modal mu-calculus Dynamic Logic Deontic, Temporal, andEpistemic modals Situation Calculus Process Calculi Multivalent logics Defeasible Logic BDI AbductiveLogic F-Logic Intuitionistic Non-monotonic Logics Skolemization Well-Founded SemanticsGood Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence and Semantic Web

Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Lisp Prolog F-Logic Flora-2 Datalog Answer-SetProgramming Defeasible Logic Expert Systems DocAssemble lps.doc.ic.ac.uk

Semantic Web and Ontologies:RDFa RDFt RDF RIF SWRL OWL Cyc KBpedia SUMO UFO Protg

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COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Singapore Management University is a place where high-level professionalism blends together with a healthy informality. The 'family-like' atmosphere among the SMU community fosters a culture where employees work, plan, organise and play together building a strong collegiality and morale within the university.

Our commitment to attract and retain talent is ongoing. We offer attractive benefits and welfare, competitive compensation packages, and generous professional development opportunities all to meet the work-life needs of our staff. No wonder, then, that SMU continues to be given numerous awards and recognition for its human resource excellence.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Work done will be at the direction of the PI, and where relevant, the Industry Director and Centre Director.As the Programme is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary by nature, you will be expected to convey yourdomain expertise and edify others (and vice versa) in as productive, constructive, and collaborative a manner as possible.

You may be asked to participate in the development of use cases and delivery of proof-of-concept prototypesfor government and industry partners in the areas of computable contracts and "rules as code". Experience inrequirements analysis and agile, iterative methodologies will be useful at this stage.The work of the team will be largely determined by these use cases and customers. We will work with multipleuse cases so that we can abstract across them and develop generalized, reusable infrastructure. We will workwith specific customers so we can build useful applications on top of that infrastructure.You will contribute to the design and development of open-source software written to serve those use cases.You will work as part of a team of research engineers, developers, and domain expertise and you will beexpected to actively participate in team meetings and text-based communications. You will be expected to beactive members of the applied research community, by validating and contributing to advances incomputational law.

You may be asked to conduct use-inspired research at the direction of the Principal Investigator. This includes

• reading academic papers, standards publications, and related material such as blog posts and presentations;
• coming up to speed in fields which may be new to you, such as computational linguistics, mathematical logic, programming language design, formal verification, and model-based architecture;
• reading (and updating/commenting, relevant) existing software documentation;
• creating presentations, video recordings, walkthroughs, etc. to document and explain research work done;
• writing (and presenting, if so decided by the PI) academic papers and materials for publication; and
• documenting in a sufficiently-detailed manner so as to share what you've learned.

You will be expected to participate in software development; this includes

• learning how to use third party tools, including editors, IDEs, databases, business process modeling software, programming languages, and libraries;
• evaluating competing software systems for suitability;
• building infrastructure to enable application development;
• managing yourself, and managing fellow team members;
• engaging in product, project, and program management as needed;
• reading books and consuming such other media forms about software development;
• writing documentation such as user/developer-facing manuals, tutorials;
• delivering community support to users and customers;
• preparing presentations to represent the project before external audiences; and
• writing actual user-facing applications throughout the "full stack", in each case, documenting, reporting, and/or presenting the same in clearly and efficiently, both internally and externally.

Researchers under the Programme should possess both mastery of their academic speciality, and demonstrated practical experience producing and supporting high-quality open-source code throughcommunity engagement across multiple media. Candidates must have Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., or alternative qualifications in computer science, software engineering, (symbolic) artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, or formal methods.

Fluency in multiple natural languages, and any experience with law, are a plus.

Minimum qualifications:

Open-Source Software & Open-Standard Infrastructure EngineeringInternet Unix TCP/IP HTTP(S) XML JSON Schemas YAML Git Github TechnicalWriting Developer Relations and Evangelism

Parsers, Compilers, and Programming Language TheoryLex/YACC alex/happy Bison CFGs EBNF BNFC

App DevelopmentTest-Driven Development Continuous Integration Software Project Management Agile / XP / Scrum PairProgramming Literate Programming Unit Testing Amazon Web Services Docker Full-StackDevelopment

Programming Languages and Frameworks:Preferred: Haskell or OCaml. Python.Possible alternatives: Common Lisp Racket Scheme Javascript / Typescript / Node.

Computational Linguistics Natural Language GenerationComputational Semantics (in Haskell, Prolog, or Lisp) Montague Semantics Grammatical Framework Textplanning Surface realizationFamiliarity with: WordNet FrameNet SenseNet Controlled Natural Languages Attempto ControlledEnglish ACErules

Formal Verification and Specification LanguagesSome familiarity with any of: TLA+ Alloy IVy B Method Z notation VDM++ LTL

Preferred qualifications:

Theorem Proving and Strongly Typed Languages:CoQ Agda Idris Lean Prover F* Advanced Haskell (Templateetc) OCaml Elm Isabelle/HOL StrangeLoop Pony

Model Checkers and SAT/SMT solvers: Z3 PAT SMTlib NuSMV SPIN Sentient

IDEs, Language Workbenches, and PLT frameworks: K Framework JetBrains MPS IDEs (Vim, Emacs,Visual Studio Code, Atom, Sublime Text) Language Server ProtocolRule Systems and Logics

Formalization of Contracts, Rules, and Business Logic: Akoma Ntoso LegalRuleML PetriNets Drools iLog OPA Neota Logic Constraint Handling Rules ICAIL JURIX RuleML+RR

Model Driven Architecture: UML BPMN DMN OCL SBVR Statecharts Activity Diagrams ParnasTables

Logics: Hoare Logic Kripke structures Modal mu-calculus Dynamic Logic Deontic, Temporal, andEpistemic modals Situation Calculus Process Calculi Multivalent logics Defeasible Logic BDI AbductiveLogic F-Logic Intuitionistic Non-monotonic Logics Skolemization Well-Founded SemanticsGood Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence and Semantic Web

Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Lisp Prolog F-Logic Flora-2 Datalog Answer-SetProgramming Defeasible Logic Expert Systems DocAssemble lps.doc.ic.ac.uk

Semantic Web and Ontologies:RDFa RDFt RDF RIF SWRL OWL Cyc KBpedia SUMO UFO Protg

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COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Singapore Management University is a place where high-level professionalism blends together with a healthy informality. The 'family-like' atmosphere among the SMU community fosters a culture where employees work, plan, organise and play together building a strong collegiality and morale within the university.

Our commitment to attract and retain talent is ongoing. We offer attractive benefits and welfare, competitive compensation packages, and generous professional development opportunities all to meet the work-life needs of our staff. No wonder, then, that SMU continues to be given numerous awards and recognition for its human resource excellence.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Work done will be at the direction of the PI, and where relevant, the Industry Director and Centre Director. As the Programme is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary by nature, you will be expected to convey your domain expertise and edify others (and vice versa) in as productive, constructive, and collaborative a manneras possible.

You may be asked to participate in the development of use cases and delivery of proof-of-concept prototypes for government and industry partners in the areas of computable contracts and "rules as code". Experience in requirements analysis and agile, iterative methodologies will be useful at this stage.The work of the team will be largely determined by these use cases and customers. We will work with multiple use cases so that we can abstract across them and develop generalized, reusable infrastructure. We will work with specific customers so we can build useful applications on top of that infrastructure.You will contribute to the design and development of open-source software written to serve those use cases. You will work as part of a team of research engineers, developers, and domain expertise and you will be expected to actively participate in team meetings and text-based communications. You will be expected to be active members of the applied research community, by validating and contributing to advances incomputational law.

You may be asked to conduct use-inspired research at the direction of the Principal Investigator. This includes

• reading academic papers, standards publications, and related material such as blog posts and presentations;
• coming up to speed in fields which may be new to you, such as computational linguistics, mathematical logic, programming language design, formal verification, and model-based architecture;
• reading (and updating/commenting, relevant) existing software documentation;
• creating presentations, video recordings, walkthroughs, etc. to document and explain research work done;
• writing (and presenting, if so decided by the PI) academic papers and materials for publication; and
• documenting in a sufficiently-detailed manner so as to share what you've learned.

You will be expected to participate in software development; this includes

• learning how to use third party tools, including editors, IDEs, databases, business process modeling software, programming languages, and libraries;
• evaluating competing software systems for suitability;
• building infrastructure to enable application development
• managing yourself, and managing fellow team members;
• engaging in product, project, and program management as needed
• reading books and consuming such other media forms about software development;
• writing documentation such as user/developer-facing manuals, tutorials;
• delivering community support to users and customers;
• preparing presentations to represent the project before external audiences; and
• writing actual user-facing applications throughout the "full stack",in each case, documenting, reporting, and/or presenting the same in clearly and efficiently, both internally and externally.

Researchers under the Programme should possess both mastery of their academic speciality, and demonstrated practical experience producing and supporting high-quality open-source code through community engagement across multiple media. Candidates must have Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., or alternative qualifications in computer science, software engineering, (symbolic) artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, or formal methods. Fluency in multiple natural languages, and any experience with law, are a plus.

Minimum qualifications:

Open-Source Software & Open-Standard Infrastructure Engineering

Internet Unix TCP/IP HTTP(S) XML JSON Schemas YAML Git Github Technical Writing Developer Relations and Evangelism

Parsers, Compilers, and Programming Language Theory

Lex/YACC alex/happy Bison CFGs EBNF BNFC

App Development

Test-Driven Development Continuous Integration Software Project Management Agile / XP / Scrum Pair Programming Literate Programming Unit Testing Amazon Web Services Docker Full-Stack Development

Programming Languages and Frameworks:

Preferred: Haskell or OCaml. Python.

Possible alternatives: Common Lisp Racket Scheme Javascript / Typescript / Node.

Computational Linguistics Natural Language Generation

Computational Semantics (in Haskell, Prolog, or Lisp) Montague Semantics Grammatical Framework Text planning Surface realization

Familiarity with: WordNet FrameNet SenseNet Controlled Natural Languages Attempto Controlled English ACErules

Formal Verification and Specification Languages

Some familiarity with any of: TLA+ Alloy IVy B Method Z notation VDM++ LTL

Preferred qualifications:

Theorem Proving and Strongly Typed Languages:

CoQ Agda Idris Lean Prover F* Advanced Haskell (Template etc) OCaml Elm Isabelle/HOL StrangeLoop Pony

Model Checkers and SAT/SMT solvers: Z3 PAT SMTlib NuSMV SPIN Sentient

IDEs, Language Workbenches, and PLT frameworks: K Framework JetBrains MPS IDEs (Vim, Emacs, Visual Studio Code, Atom, Sublime Text) Language Server ProtocolRule Systems and Logics

Formalization of Contracts, Rules, and Business Logic: Akoma Ntoso LegalRuleML Petri Nets Drools iLog OPA Neota Logic Constraint Handling Rules ICAIL JURIX RuleML+RR

Model Driven Architecture: UML BPMN DMN OCL SBVR Statecharts Activity Diagrams Parnas Tables

Logics: Hoare Logic Kripke structures Modal mu-calculus Dynamic Logic Deontic, Temporal, and Epistemic modals Situation Calculus Process Calculi Multivalent logics Defeasible Logic BDI Abductive Logic F-Logic Intuitionistic Non-monotonic Logics Skolemization Well-Founded Semantics

Good Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence and Semantic Web

Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Lisp Prolog F-Logic Flora-2 Datalog Answer-Set Programming Defeasible Logic Expert Systems DocAssemble lps.doc.ic.ac.uk

Semantic Web and Ontologies:

RDFa RDFt RDF RIF SWRL OWL Cyc KBpedia SUMO UFO Protg

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Interested applicants are invited to apply directly at the NUS Career Portal

Your application will be processed only if you apply via NUS Career Portal

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Job Description

The National University of Singapore invites applications for the position of Research Assistant / Engineer in the Department of Computer Science, School of Computing (SoC). SoC is strongly committed to research excellence in all its dimensions: Searching for fundamental results and insights, developing novel computational solutions to a wide range of applications, building large-scale experimental systems and improving the well-being of society. We seek to play an active role both internationally and locally in the core and emerging areas of Computer Science and Information Systems.

The Research Assistant will be responsible for working closely with the Principal Investigator and lab members on Safeguarding the Web Against Phishing and Prompt Injection Attacks. He/she should possess experience or interest in at least one of the following research areas:

• Algorithms & Theory
• Artificial Intelligence
• Programming Languages & Software Engineering
• Cyber Security

Qualifications

• Bachelors or Masters in Computer Science with a focus in AI/Machine Learning;
• Solid programming and application development skills with experience in PyTorch / TensorFlow or an equivalent deep learning framework.
• Possesses sufficient background in AI/Machine learning to read and understand methodologies in research papers

Our client is a main contractor that handles various projects in Southeast Asia.

• Create and implement L&D strategies and policies.
• Run internal and external training programs.
• Take part in campus fairs for graduate engineers and interns.
• Monitor and update training records and employee learning progress.
• Perform staff orientation and briefings for new hires.

Requirements:

• ACTA Certified
• Diploma in Human Resource or equivalent.
• At least 5 years of L&D and recruitment experience in Construction Industry.

If you are keen to apply for the position, kindly email your detailed resume in MS Word to [email protected]

Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

For more job opportunities, please visit our website at www.recruit-expert.com

EA Licence: 19C9701

Registration: R1326740

UWCSEA Dover has a vacancy for a full time K-12 Research and Primary School Teacher Librarian from August 2025. This is an exciting opportunity for an innovative and passionate educator as Dover reimagines the place of our library in mission-aligned learning at UWCSEA.

The successful candidate will be a highly resourceful and forward-thinking collaborator, passionate about delivering exciting learning and a love for reading. The post holder will work directly with campus leadership and support staff, understanding their curriculum needs, proactively helping with the development of resources and working directly with student learners to develop literacy and information literacy skills.

Main Responsibilities

Vision, Strategy, and Culture

• Set a positive primary school library culture aligned with UWCSEA’s Mission, Values, and wellbeing principles.
• Audit library operations and work with the Head of Libraries to develop a strategic plan that positions Dover Libraries at the center of campus learning.
• Collaborate with curriculum leaders across the K-12 curriculum to ensure that students across all grade levels develop critical research competencies.

Resources

• Plan acquisitions and promotion of physical and digital resources, ensuring alignment with curriculum needs and student interests.
• Audit and develop the primary school library collections.
• With the Head of Libraries, ensure K-12 databases and digital resources meet the evolving needs of the learning community.
• Create and maintain online research guides, tutorials, and other digital resources to support literacy, research and inquiry-based learning.

Teaching and Learning

• Enhance inquiry-based learning and research skills by regularly meeting with and supporting grade-level or departmental leaders to design and deliver programs that develop students' information literacy, research skills, and digital fluency.
• Collaborate with the Head of Digital Literacy to embed the K-12 Information Literacy Curriculum.
• Support weekly class visits (read alouds, book talks) so that primary school students can check out books and learn about library resources.
• Plan author visits, workshops, book clubs, and other learning events for the primary school.
• Offer library orientation programs and readers’ advisory services to staff and students as needed.

Community Building and Networking

• Engage with parents through literacy and learning workshops.
• Develop relationships with other librarians, both locally and internationally, and participate in professional networks to share ideas and practices.

Library Supervision

• Oversee the daily operations of the primary library, ensuring a welcoming, student-centered environment. Offer support and guidance as needed to TAs on duty.
• Monitor library usage and work with the library team to maintain an appropriate tone and culture of use.

Professional Learning

• Model continuous professional growth and offer opportunities for library staff to engage in professional development.
• Mentor within the Professional Learning Programme (PLP) to support goals focused on research and information literacy.
• Support the development of physical and digital resources for staff professional learning, and deliver in-house training where needed.
• Support professional book club events like Books and Burritos.

Expectations and Standards

• Follow the UWCSEA Professional Code of Conduct and Safeguarding Code of Conduct.
• Teach in line with the UWCSEA Teacher Standards

Person Specifications

• Master’s degree in Library Science or Information Management, or a related degree and a recognized teaching qualification are essential.
• 3+ years of library experience.
• Proven experience in K-12 digital literacy would be a distinct advantage.
• Experience building a reading culture.
• High levels of intercultural competence, flexibility, and a collaborative style, with experience working in inclusive and diverse teams.
• Excitement and enthusiasm for lifelong learning, design thinking, and providing quality feedback on learning.
• Experience with tools such as Google Apps for Education, Follett Destiny, and other learning technologies.
• Willing and eager to participate in the five key elements of a UWCSEA education: Academics; Activities; Outdoor Education; Personal and Social Education; and Service.
• The College expects a significant weekly contribution to Activities and/or Service.
• The College expects that teachers will participate enthusiastically in the curricular Outdoor Education experiences that are relevant to their students and will also occasionally volunteer for holiday Outdoor Education trips.
• Our teachers actively promote the College’s Mission, Educational Goal, Values and Learning Principles through their enthusiastic and full participation in College life and their supportive engagement with students, colleagues and parents.
• A commitment to diversity and inclusion is essential alongside a willingness to adapt and develop pedagogy to meet the needs of our learners.

Applications

The UWC Mission is to make education a force to unite people, nations and culture for peace and a sustainable future. We are committed to creating a community in which all members feel safe and secure, and know that their authentic selves and individual differences are accepted with respect and care. At UWCSEA, we acknowledge that diversity, equity, inclusion and justice (DEIJ) is an ongoing and evolving process and strive to create and sustain a sense of belonging for all members of our community, past, present and future. All qualified applicants, including those who identify as a part of marginalized group(s) and individuals with (dis)abilities are all encouraged to apply. Our school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all the students in our care and expects all applicants to share this commitment. We follow safe recruitment practices and all appointments are subject to interview, satisfactory references, identity and criminal record checks.

NTI-NTU Corporate Laboratory is a collaboration between Nanofilm Technologies International Limited (“Nanofilm”, “NTI”), Nanyang Technological University (“NTU”) and supported by Singapore under RIE2025. The Laboratory’s objective is to propel Innovation and Technologies commercialisation through NTU’s innovation and NTI’s deep technology. NTI-NTU Corp Lab aligns with Singapore’s RIE2025 handbook – which emphasises the nation’s commitment to research and innovation, aiming to drive economic growth and address national challenges.

The Nanyang Technological University NTI-NTU Corporate Laboratory is looking for a highly motivated and experienced candidate to join us as Senior Research Fellow (SRF). The SRF will join in a cutting-edge interdisciplinary research project fund through the Industry-Alignment Funding scheme, aiming to developed novel coatings for biomedical implants.

The SRF will be responsible to design, develop, characterize and optimize the formulation of bioactive coatings for biomedical implants, as well as to manage the coordination of research between different stakeholders in order to achieve project KPIs.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct thorough literature review and generate periodic updates.
• Design, synthesize, characterize and optimize functional coating for biomedical implants, with particular emphasis on osteogenesis ability.
• Carry out assays and analysis to optimize and control functional performance (e.g. coating thickness, uniformity, assess active agents delivery effectiveness, degradation profile, mechanical strength etc).
• Carry out biochemical and biological assays to assess bioavailability and cytotoxicity of the developed products.
• Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations in all aspects of the research work.
• Develop and optimize protocols.
• Supervise junior research staff, undergraduate and graduate student projects.
• Manage logistical issues and laboratory inventory.
• Coordinate collaborative work within multidisciplinary team and external collaborators.
• Generate periodic progress report as required by funding agency.
• Disseminate research results in reputable peer-reviewed journals and/or international conference.

Job Requirements:

• PhD in Materials Science/Chemistry/Chemical Engineering or related fields.
• Experience in biomaterial, nanomaterials synthesis, functionalization, and characterization (e.g. TEM, XRD, DLS, FTIR, TGA, ICP, etc).
• Experience working with biopolymers, thin film coatings. Experience with osteogenesis relevant assays and techniques preferred.
• Experience in mammalian cell culture, tissue engineering, implants. Experience with animal work will be a bonus.
• A strong track record of research ability and demonstrated contribution to research (e.g., research publications, grant applications, patents).
• Good communication and writing skills.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, and ability to work in a diverse, international, and inter-disciplinary research environment.
• Ability to take initiative to improve processes and troubleshoot problems.
• Ability to work well with multiple competing priorities, manage projects and meet deadlines.
• A good team player and able to work independently with minimum supervision.

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Job Description:

Are you passionate about robotics and eager to dive into the world of cutting-edge research and development? Join our team as a Robotics Lab Innovator and play a pivotal role in advancing the next generation of robotic and automation systems. In this dynamic position, you will collaborate with a talented team of scientists, engineers, and technicians, driving innovative experiments and pushing the boundaries of technology. Your role will be crucial in setting up experiments, collecting data, and supporting the development of groundbreaking robotic solutions.

Responsibilities:

• Set up and execute experiments involving robotic platforms, sensors, controllers, and testing environments.
• Assist with basic programming and coding to support research and development initiatives.
• Accurately follow experimental protocols, ensuring safety standards and procedures are met.
• Collect, record, and analyse experimental data using various tools and software platforms.

What We’re Looking For:

• Diploma in Engineering, Robotics, Automation, Computer Science, or a related field.
• No prior professional experience required as there will be on-the-job training.
• Basic knowledge of programming languages such as Python or C++ is a plus.
• Enthusiastic about learning and adapting to new technologies with a proactive approach to skill development.
• A collaborative spirit with a willingness to work closely with scientists, engineers, and technicians, and a positive attitude towards team dynamics.

Why Join Us?

• Be at the forefront of robotic innovation and make a tangible impact on cutting-edge projects.
• Work in a stimulating environment with opportunities to grow and learn from industry experts.
• Work in a state-of-the-art facility with a modern and conducive environment.
• Contribute to a dynamic team committed to pushing the boundaries of technology and creativity.

If you’re ready to embark on an exciting journey in robotics and automation, apply now and be a part of our revolutionary team!

Job Responsibilities

. Provides administrative support to ensure efficient operation of office.

. Carries out administrative duties such as filing, typing, copying, binding, scanning etc.

. Exhibits polite and professional communication via phone, e-mail, and mail.

. Supports team by performing tasks related to organization and strong communications.

. Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.

Requirements

. Able to speak and write in both Chinese and English.

. 1 years working experience as an admin.

. Able to work independently with minimum supervision.

. Responsible, mature and well-groomed.

. Good communication skills.

Working Hours

Monday to Friday : 8.30am - 5.30pm

Interested applicants are invited to apply directly at the NUS Career Portal

Your application will be processed only if you apply via NUS Career Portal

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Job Description

The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, a world-leading education and research group in geroscience and geromedicine, is seeking passionate and innovative Research Assistants (Exercise Science) to join our dynamic team. This exciting role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research in the field of healthy longevity medicine, working at the forefront of clinical trials for gerotherapeutic interventions aimed at measuring and slowing biological age.

As part of the Healthy Longevity Translational Research Programme (HLTRP) within the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, you will be at the heart of our mission to add healthy years to life by delaying aging, prolonging disease-free life, and enhancing quality of life. This position presents an unparalleled chance to shape the future of healthcare and make a lasting impact on global health outcomes.

Purpose of the Role

In the Research Assistant (Exercise Science) role at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, you will play a crucial role in advancing our understanding of healthy aging through clinical trials and research initiatives. Your expertise will be instrumental in supporting groundbreaking studies aimed at measuring and slowing biological age, with a focus on gerotherapeutic interventions.

This dynamic position offers an exciting blend of clinical research and exercise science application. You will have the opportunity to work within multidisciplinary teams, contributing to the development, implementation, and evaluation of innovative protocols and interventions designed to improve health outcomes in middle-aged and older adults.

Your role will involve conducting exercise testing, prescribing personalized exercise regimens, and collecting vital data for our ongoing research projects. As we push the boundaries of geroscience, your analytical skills and exercise science knowledge will be key in interpreting results and contributing to the advancement of healthy longevity research.

This position presents a unique chance to be at the forefront of translating research into practice, potentially shaping future healthcare strategies and interventions. Join us in our mission to add quality years to life, working alongside world-renowned experts and utilizing state-of-the-art equipment in our pursuit of transformative discoveries in the field of geroscience and geromedicine.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

The Research Assistant (exercise science) is expected to:

• Work with the clinical and research teams to manage the day-to-day activities of the various services including their development, delivery, and evaluation.
• Perform routine clinical assessments according to Standard Operating Procedures in clinical practice and ongoing research studies.
• Interpret participant tests and procedures, including physiological measurements, such as VO2max, anthropometric measurements, as well as prescribe aerobic and resistance exercises based on current clinical guidelines.
• Perform recruitment of clinical service participants for research studies, and scheduling for study visits.
• Support the research and clinical teams with other activities when required.
• Maintain clinical documentation, including Standard Operating Procedures, data records, equipment maintenance.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

• Assess and validate new assessment methods before implementing into clinical practice and research.
• Train new staff and students on Standard Operating Procedures.
• Mentor and identify training needs for junior staff.
• Comply with clinical inventory management procedures.
• Comply with good clinical practice.
• Coordinate with team to help ensure that clinical research and related activities are performed in accordance with national regulations, university/institute and sponsoring agency’s policies and procedures.

Qualifications

The applicant should have:

• Bachelor’s degree in exercise science and/or allied health with a strong interest in implementing exercise testing and prescription for adults.
• Minimum 2-3 years of relevant clinical experience is preferred.
• Understanding of or experience with human clinical studies and or observational longitudinal studies
• Experience in routine clinical assessments in research studies is advantageous.
• Excellent organisational skills and the ability to undertake a range of tasks concurrently.
• High level of verbal and written communication skills with the ability to convey complex information in easily understood format for a variety of audiences.
• Ability to speak a second local language would be an advantage as you may need to interact with patients who only speak their mother tongue.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team linking different fields (e.g. exercise sciences, geroscience, nutrition).

Application

Please submit your application, indicating current/expected salary, supported by a detailed CV (including personal particulars, academic and employment history, complete list of publications/oral presentations and full contacts of 3 referees).

The Associate / Research Coordinator shall assist the Principal Investigator with collection of clinical data and data management for lymphoma research. They will also help implement and coordinate research projects and its activities. These activities may include screening, recruitment, incident event reporting, data entry, biological specimen collection and processing, maintenance of site files and research participants’ follow up.

Your responsibilites will include:

- Coordinate with Principal Investigator, patients, and relevant departments to help ensure that clinical research and related activities are performed in accordance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines, protocols, and regulatory compliances.

- Review and develop a familiarity with the study proceedings and timelines, inclusion / exclusion criteria, confidentiality, privacy protections to reduce screen failure of patients.

- Entry and validation of study data, extraction of relevant information from medical records, reporting of adverse events, maintenance of investigator files and other impertinent and essential documentation. Maintenance of existing database to input or validate prospective and retrospective data.

- Ensure that patient has informed consent and is aware of the procedure. Check to ensure all equipment required such as media, swab stick, blood tube etc. is properly maintained and ready for use. Label all specimen collected and ensure all source documents are in order.

- Handle all initial and follow up communications between patients, healthcare professionals, clinical trial industry sponsors and PI/Co-Investigators. Assist in communications with DSRB/IRB staff regarding study-related ethics applications, amendments, and status reports.

- Develop the ability to anticipate and mitigate potential risks or non-compliance. Ensure all near-misses and protocol deviations are reported in a timely manner.

- Adherence to the IRB by ensuring site compliance with research protocols by reviewing all regulatory requirements to confirm implementation of appropriate methods, practices, and procedures for all research activities.

- Assist the Principal Investigator in submission of accurate and timely closeout documents. Coordinates appropriate and timely payments to participants (if applicable).

Requirements:

- Degree/Diploma in Life Science or its equivalent.

- No prior research experience is required for this role, although it will be an added advantage.

- Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.

- Proficient in English and a second language for ease of communication during patient recruitment.

- Good interpersonal and communication skills; and comfortable interacting with patient, doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.

- Meticulous, a good team player, independent and self-motivated with good time management abilities.

A Research Fellow position is currently available in the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS).

Young and research-intensive, Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) is ranked 11th globally. It is also placed 1st amongst the world’s best young universities. EOS at NTU Singapore is a national science Research Center of Excellence. Its mission is to conduct fundamental research on earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis and climate change in and around Southeast Asia, toward safer and more sustainable societies.

The Air Pollution and Health team's research of Prof. Steve Yim focuses on the interactions between climate and air quality, and the resultant impacts on public health and ecosystem. The team's ongoing research is to develop, advance and utilize the state-of-the-art multi-scale atmospheric models, along with measurement and statistical approaches, to understand the mechanisms that drive the climate-air quality interactions, and evaluate the impacts on human exposure, mosquito abundance and soil acidity.

Particular interests are in investigating air quality impacts of sectoral emissions and transboundary air pollution at multiple spatial scales, studying regional climate change due to land-use changes and global climate change, and evaluating and quantifying the effects of air pollution on respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. The team also assesses and develops emission control scenarios to provide scientific-based policy solutions for a sustainable environment in present and future years.

Key Responsibilities:

• Implement air pollutant sensitivity calculation in a chemical transport model
• Develop a response surface model
• Perform the developed model for different climate change emission scenarios
• Analyze the model results of various air pollutants considering meteorological processes and chemical reactions
• Document the results of the four tasks in reports and to publish papers in peer-review international journals
• Complete tasks that his/her supervisor assigns

Job Requirements:

• Ph.D. degree in atmospheric science/ geography/meteorology/environment
• Experience in development of chemical transport models especially sensitivity calculation
• Publications in the relevant work in recent 5 years
• Evidence of excellent English language and communication skills is essential to conduct research
• Evidence of independence in research direction and team spirit

EOS seeks a diverse and inclusive workforce and is committed to equality of opportunity. We welcome applications from all and recruit on the basis of merit, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, marital status and family responsibilities, or disability. Interested applicants should submit a CV and a statement of interests. Evaluation of application starts immediately until the position is filled.

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Responsibilities:

• Apply functional specifications and use engineering tools to design hardware for product changes and new development
• Assist in analysis, modification and design of products and services for assigned projects which requires basic knowledge of materials, components, and their applications
• Assist and participate in testing and test results analysis for assigned projects

Requirements:

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar discipline
• Basic skillset should be to design various tools & equipment with latest industry/design codes and analysis
• Knowledge on CAD packages like SolidWorks are preferred

Title : English langauge, Maths or Science Tuition Teacher [Pri & Sec Level]
Location: Hougang

Working days & Time: 3 weekdays (3PM-9PM) + Weekend (Both Sat & Sun ; 9AM-6PM)
Salary: $3000 - $3500

Job Responsible:

• Prepare and conduct lessons: Tailor lessons in accordance with our curriculum with a holistic understanding of your student’s learning needs to meet the unique needs and learning styles of individual students.
• Curriculum Development: Work with our curriculum development team to create useful learning materials.
• Motivation: Inspire and motivate students to excel academically and develop a love for learning. Be a role model for your students. Give appropriate advice to students to improve students’ holistic development.
• Communication: Monitor your class progression and provide honest and helpful feedback with suggestions to parents on a regular basis to improve the student’s conduct or academic performance.

Administrative:

• Prepare lesson plans and teaching materials
• Check with students on their exam dates, record students’ test results, evaluate students’ test papers
• Conduct lessons and tutoring sessions.
• Assess and evaluate student performance(Mark papers).Provide feedback to students and parents. (Call parents and update class group chats - teacher’s personal contact would be added)
• Maintain a conducive and disciplined learning environment.
• Stay updated with the latest teaching methods and curriculum changes.
• Assist in curriculum development and improvement.
• Take attendance and arrange makeup lessons for absentees.

Requirement:

• Teaching certification or relevant teaching experience with Singapore MOE syllabus.
• Strong knowledge and passion for the subject(s) you teach.
• Primary post – Min. 'A' level or Diploma
• Secondary post – Min. Bachelor degree