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Operationalise and enforce online safety regulations, monitor technical trends (e.g., age assurance), design data-driven compliance assessments, conduct content reviews, engage industry and government stakeholders, coordinate cross-functional teams, and manage complex projects to achieve regulatory outcomes.

Support review and administration of Singapore's satellite regulatory framework, liaise with domestic and foreign agencies, represent IMDA at ITU and regional forums, assess NTN/5G/6G integration and spectrum usage, and study RF interoperability and safety for space and ground segments.

Lead technical operations of SGNIC's Caller Name ID Registry (CNIR), ensuring system availability, security, resilience, and data integrity. Manage system lifecycle, upgrades, vendor SLAs, procurement, budgets, incident response, compliance with ISO27000/NIST, audits, disaster recovery tests, and stakeholder coordination to support telecom call verification services.

The role involves managing applications for end-user identity information and reconsiderations, developing standard operating procedures, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance online safety.

The Personal Assistant will provide administrative support to the Commissioner, manage schedules, logistics, onboarding, and coordinate events, ensuring efficient operations.

The Enterprise Applications & CRM Lead oversees the implementation and management of Salesforce, aligning initiatives with business goals, leading cross-functional teams, and ensuring architectural integrity.

The Threat Intelligence Analyst role involves working with a team to analyze cyber threats, produce intelligence products, and support incident investigations. Responsibilities include research, recommending mitigations, and presenting briefings to stakeholders.

The Technical Manager will lead the integration of generative AI in applications, overseeing development, ensuring compliance, and managing projects while collaborating with stakeholders.

The role involves developing strategies for tech and media talent, managing resources, conducting research, and communicating with stakeholders.

The AIM Graduate Development Programme offers a two-year structured experience focusing on Infocomm Media, providing exposure through rotations, mentorship, and skills development for roles in the digital economy.