Senior Development Partner, Logistics Sector Resilience

About the role

As part of EnterpriseSG's role as Whole-of-Government (WOG) Logistics Sector Resilience (LSR) Lead, the LSR unit strengthens Singapore's logistics sector's preparedness and response to disruptions and crises, covering both policy and operations. It identifies strategies to mitigate systemic vulnerabilities and develops and stress tests activation plans. The Senior Development Partner works with public service colleagues and industry partners to analyse emerging risks and turn them into clear, actionable policy recommendations.

Key responsibilities

• Analyse complex, emerging risks to the logistics ecosystem and turn them into policy recommendations
• Design and run exercises, and develop activation plans with defined triggers and coordination arrangements
• Strengthen response readiness across logistics stakeholders and WOG partners
• Monitor the resilience posture of the logistics ecosystem by tracking indicators such as capacity and activation mechanisms
• Map and develop capabilities needed to bridge structural and emerging vulnerabilities
• Curate and maintain relationships with public and private stakeholders to strengthen crisis preparedness

Required profile

• Degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Public Policy, Economics, Engineering or a related discipline; other backgrounds with relevant experience are welcome
• At least 2 years of relevant experience in logistics operations, supply chain management, risk management, crisis management or public policy
• Experience engaging stakeholders across public and private sectors and building trust without direct authority
• Experience with government agencies, statutory boards or inter-agency platforms is advantageous
• Understanding of Singapore's logistics ecosystem, its key players, infrastructure and regulatory environment is advantageous

Required skills

• Strong analytical and research skills, able to synthesise complex information and spot systemic risks
• Familiarity with crisis management frameworks, business continuity planning or emergency response planning, including tabletop or live exercises
• Ability to build monitoring frameworks and track leading indicators of sector resilience
• Clear written and verbal communication, including policy papers, briefing materials and presentations for senior audiences