Lead Analyst (Operations Research)
Ministry of Defence of Singapore
Singapore · Full Time
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- 6+ yrs
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- 6 days ago
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Job description
About the Role
As a Lead Analyst, you will deliver precise and timely evaluations on non-kinetic defence capabilities and developments concerning countries of interest across the Asia-Pacific and beyond.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct in-depth research on security developments within designated countries of interest.
- Maintain comprehensive oversight of non-kinetic defence capabilities, including impacts arising from advancements in military technology.
- Track, analyze, and identify emerging trends in defence procurement, collaborations, and technology advancements.
- Execute independent or collaborative research to generate original, high-quality analytical reports on selected themes.
- Identify and explore novel research areas relevant to stakeholders’ needs.
- Present analytical findings and assessments to military leadership and pertinent stakeholders effectively.
Challenges
- Staying updated with rapidly evolving defence capabilities, especially in non-kinetic and technological domains, and swiftly understanding complex scenarios, related ecosystems, and involved stakeholders supporting MINDEF/SAF.
- Consolidating and interpreting vast and complex information to produce coherent assessments and clearly communicate results to audiences without specialist backgrounds.
Candidate Profile
- Preferred educational background includes International Relations, Political Science, Security Studies, or related disciplines.
- Minimum of six years' experience in defence capability research or analytical roles.
- Excellent command of English with strong writing capabilities.
- Aptitude and interest in languages.
- Demonstrated analytical thinking and problem-solving aptitude with the capacity to critically evaluate, integrate substantial data, and draw meaningful conclusions.
- Ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively.
- Deep interest and knowledge of contemporary political and defence affairs and their broader implications on international relations.
- Strong enthusiasm for defence, military history, particularly relating to Asia.
Additional Information
Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.