[What the role is]

Are you passionate about architecting and shaping frameworks and policies to ensure a safe and trusted online space for Singapore? Do you envision a role where your work contributes directly to enhancing online safety in Singapore? If this passion and vision resonate with you, we invite you to join us on a meaningful and impactful journey at the new Online Safety Complaints Commission (OSCC)

[What you will be working on]

Your Meaningful and Impactful Role (Key Responsibilities):

 

·       Provide policy advice on operationalising Singapore’s legislation and other regulatory tools pertaining to victim relief against online harms, so to facilitate their effective and efficient implementation of our levers.

 

·       Evaluate the efficacy and efficiency of ongoing policy operationalisation to ensure that policy intent is being given effect to.

 

·       Use ground data to conduct evidence-based ops policy making, deliver actionable insights, enhance operational effectiveness.

 

·       Represent the Centre in engagements with stakeholders across government, industry and relevant stakeholders in relation to victim relief against online harmful material.

 

Requirements

·       Background in Humanities, Computer Science, Social Sciences, Mass Communications or Legal Studies.

·       Strong interest in online safety, and good knowledge of how online platforms and services operate, including social media services and app stores.

·       At least 4 years of experience in Public Policy, Online Content Regulation, Online Trust and Safety, Horizon Scanning, Strategic Futures work would be advantageous.

·       Strong analytical, inter-personal and writing skills.

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[What we are looking for]

Info-communications Media Development Authority (www.imda.gov.sg) offers a rewarding career that gives you a front seat in the fast-changing infocomm media sector, where technology and content are shaping the way people view the world more than ever. We offer a wide range of opportunities, where talented individuals and teams can make a difference. Whether you are developing a telecommunications policy affecting consumers or spearheading a scheme to nurture budding media talents, each member of IMDA contributes towards driving innovation, enhancing productivity for economic growth, and improving the quality of life for all Singaporeans. As a statutory board in the Ministry of Communications and Information, IMDA promotes and regulates the infocomm and media sectors.