Development Partner, Logistics Strategy, Mobility & Haulage Uplift

About the role

The Logistics Strategy, Mobility and Haulage Uplift Department within the Logistics and Mobility Division works to optimise and green Singapore's moving logistics assets such as trucks, trailers and logistics vehicles, and to prepare the industry for greener and more autonomous solutions. The role engages key mobility companies to strengthen Singapore's logistics ecosystem while addressing infrastructure challenges at the system level.

Key responsibilities

• Optimise container haulage flows and develop policies and incentives to encourage greater job-sharing and optimisation
• Build a system-level view of logistics infrastructure supporting logistics assets
• Develop comprehensive sustainability and automation transition plans for Singapore's logistics vehicle fleet
• Engage and manage growing mobility accounts critical to the logistics ecosystem
• Groom mobility companies with exportable solutions for international markets
• Work with industry partners on technology adoption

Required profile

• Degree in Engineering, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business or a related discipline
• Minimum 5-8 years of relevant experience in logistics operations, fleet management or transportation planning
• Experience working with mobility companies, fleet operators or logistics service providers
• Proven track record in policy implementation and industry transformation projects

Required skills

• Strong understanding of logistics vehicle operations, container depot processes and haulage industry dynamics
• Stakeholder management with government agencies, industry associations and private sector partners
• Knowledge of sustainability initiatives and automation technologies in logistics
• Analytical skills, including developing and monitoring performance metrics
• Excellent communication and negotiation skills
• Advantageous: knowledge of Singapore's logistics infrastructure and regulatory environment, and of government incentive schemes and grant programmes