Deputy /assistant Manager, National Electric - Singapore - CGP Personnel

CGP Personnel

Verified Company

Singapore

3 weeks ago

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Job details:

Posted 17 March 202
Salary $4, $6,000.00 per month
LocationSingapore
Job type Temp
DisciplineGovernment

Reference436

ContactIan Tham

Job description:

Job Requirements:

At least 3 years of relevant work experience, preferably within the battery technology ecosystem
Understanding in at least one of the field of mechanical, electrical systems of liion batteries, including chemistry, modelling, maintenance
Strong design, conceptual and analytical thinking skills
Good writing, communication and presentation skills
Proactive, resourceful and able to work independently
Keen interest in industry trends and technology developments, particularly for automotive and clean energy sectors

Job Descriptions:

You will be part of the National Electric Vehicle Centre (NEVC), under our client's Technology and Industry Development Group.

The NEVC will facilitate EV adoption, and spearhead the regulation and deployment of EV charging systems, as part of the development of a thriving EV ecosystem in Singapore.

To manage the greater EV adoption, NEVC has also set up a battery unit to look into EV battery related matters.

In this role, you will be part of the newly established EV battery unit under the NEVC. This role requires technical expertise battery related technologies, including safety and standards.

Resourcing solutions needed to address various battery related matters ranging from safety to solutions research, development and validation.
Developing and organising consultation platforms, both with public and private stakeholders, to ideate and advance on EV battery related matters and opportunities in Singapore
Expanding EV batteries related expertise and knowledge within the organisation
Supporting standards development relating to batteries
Identifying and fore sighting of new developmental areas relating to EV battery,
Engaging external stakeholders, such as automakers, dealers and battery companies, research institutes, trade associations and chambers, and government partners to support the unit and validate/refine internal expertise, knowledge and solutions.