Internship project list 2022

EDB SUMMER INTERNSHIP 2022

No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)1 Business

EnvironmentStudy to enhance EDB’s Incentives

As part of EDB’s effort to anchor more investments in Singapore, EDB has been optimising our cost-to-serve clients, by providing speed and certainty, through the continual enhancement of our Incentives. To further optimise our cost-to-serve, the outcome from this study could provide some basis for EDB to consider further enhancements to our existing suite of Incentives.

As our intern, you will:a) Identify other key Singapore Government agencies that offer incentives (i.e. not incentives that are broadbased; incentives that have a deliverable) that could apply to our EDB Clientsb) Compile and compare features and details of these incentives (e.g. process of applying, no. of deliverables, response time)c) Recommend possible enhancements that EDB could consider for our existing suite of Incentives

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to be exposed to EDB’s incentive administration process and to also engage other government agencies on their incentives.

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2 Chemical & Materials Industrial Biotech The industrial biotech market is expected to reach USD300B by 2024, and expected to grow fast till 2050. Advancements in research tools, increasing investment capital and research funding, and a maturing contract research and development field are driving biotech innovation. Beyond the pharmaceutical applications, chemical companies have been growing their industrial biotech capabilities to target new end-markets such as Human Nutrition, Animal Nutrition, Personal Care, Flavours & Fragrances, and Agriculture applications. How should Singapore prioritise the opportunities in this growing Industrial Biotech landscape? How are Chemical companies prioritising opportunities in industrial biotech, and how can Singapore partner them in this space?

As our intern, you will:a) Characterise the growth trends in the biotech sector, according to molecular platform, value chain activity, technology type, or application areas etc. b) Identify broad customer archetypes and their key drivers of interest in Biotech R&D and manufacturing in the chemicals industryc) Benchmark Singapore’s existing capabilities and ecosystem to the global biotech landscaped) Make an assessment of Singapore’s potential role, and recommend how Singapore should position

During your internship, you will be exposed to how EDB works with other government agencies such as A*STAR and Institutes of Higher Learning to grow strategic research and innovation capability in Singapore. You will also engage and validate your hypothesis/findings with EDB’s international clients across various Specialty Chemicals, Food, Flavours and Fragrance, and Agriculture Sectors itself to capture economic growth and jobs arising for the growth of the industrial biotech sector.

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No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)3 Chemical & Materials Advanced Materials and

Polymers for HealthcareThe global medical device market will reach $745.0 billion by 2030, growing by 5.0% annually over 2020-2030 owing to aging population worldwide, the prevalence of infectious diseases, as well as the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases. The market for advanced material and polymers used in these medical devices and implants will grow in tandem as well in order to meet demand. These advanced materials and polymers must comply with the highest standards for stability, purity, and safety, while also satisfying the latest consumer demands. This creates a high value niche for Chemicals & Materials companies with the relevant capabilities to produce and supply materials for the healthcare market.

As our intern, you will:a) Characterise the players that manufacture and develop advanced materials and polymers for the healthcare sector, and identify the key trends and business priorities for these playersb) Identify both technological as well as commercial opportunities to engage companies in this sector c) Make an assessment of Singapore’s potential role, and recommend how Singapore should position itself to capture opportunities in this sector

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to engage and interact with a range of F500 companies that manufacture and develop advanced polymers and materials for the healthcare sector. You will also meet with companies, business leaders, and researchers across the medical technology value chain.

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4 Consumer Food for Elders With an ageing population in Singapore and the region, there has been an increasing interest from Food & Beverage Consumer Packaged Goods (CPGs) to identify and leverage opportunities in this area. Our CPG companies must innovate quickly to address the specific needs of this rapidly expanding consumer segment.

The elderly are those most in need of nutritionally dense foods, and enhancements in flavor to compensate for losses in their sensory functions as they age. The gradual loss of taste perception in them can thus cause lower food intake, resulting in undernutrition. Besides taste, many elderly also have difficulty chewing and swallowing, making the texture of the food vital. Special foods will need to be designed to give a greater palatability to those with dysphagia. Given the diverse needs from the ageing population, there lies significant opportunities for new product development by our CPG companies to target this growing segment in the population.

As our intern, you will: a) Conduct desktop research on the latest industry trends and market developments in the Food for Elders segmentb) Analyse company developments and innovation trends of leading CPG companies, to identify potential opportunities under the Food for Elders segment that Singapore/EDB can look into. Some examples could include: Developing Elderly nutrition bars/beverages, or easy to swallow foods, etc. c) Review the value propositions and existing capabilities of our local ecosystem (e.g. Research Institutes, Institutes of Higher Learning, MNCs, start-ups, etc) in the Food for Elders segmentd) Determine if there are any market gaps in this area, and whether there is a role for Singapore to play ine) Assess if there is value capture to Singapore in attracting activities in this area (e.g. R&D, product development, manufacturing, etc) to Singapore.

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to meet the world’s leading CPG companies (e.g. Nestle, Unilever, Kellogg’s, Mondelez, etc) and learn more about their business and the CPG industry in Singapore.

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No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)5 Consumer Global and Local

Developments in the Skincare industry

COVID-19 has impacted the global beauty and personal care industry. Revenues dropped by 20-30% in 2020 as consumers stayed home more and cut down on makeup application. On the other hand, sub-categories like skincare and haircare saw stronger growth as consumers indulged more in self-care. This scan aims to understand the global and local developments in the skincare industry, and propose how EDB can better support skincare companies in Singapore to capture market share in the region.

As our intern, you will: a) Conduct desktop research on the latest industry and market developments in Beauty and Personal Care (BPC). In particular, to understand what is trending in skincare for consumers in Asia, to reaffirm this as a focal area for Singapore. b) Analyse company developments and innovation trends for the top skincare companies and the top emerging skincare brands, to identify potential niche segments that Singapore should develop. Some examples could include: luxury skincare, environmentally-friendly formulations, active ingredients R&D/manufacturing or digital brand strategy. c) Review the value propositions and capabilities of the local skincare ecosystem (e.g. Research Institutes, Institutes of Higher Learning, start-ups, technology providers, and contract manufacturers), to update EDB’s skincare ecosystem primer d) Based on an understanding of what skincare companies need to grow their business in Asia, assess if there is more that Singapore can and should do to attract and grow their presence here.

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to meet the world’s leading skincare companies (e.g. L’Oreal, P&G (SK-II), Unilever (Ponds), Shiseido, Estee Lauder), local skincare companies and related agencies, and learn more about their businesses and the skincare industry in Singapore.

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6 Corporate Planning and Analytics

Review of corporate management practices

EDB’s corporate management practices are evolving as investment practices change. For example, the focus on developing non-financial/non-tax value propositions mean that 1) EDB needs to determine new investment clocking principles, 2) EDB may be less able to rely on incentive application forms to measure and clock investments, and need to find other ways of doing so.

As our intern, you will:a) Perform a stocktake of specific aspects of EDB’s corporate management practicesb) Review and compare best practices with other organizationsc) Develop operationalizable recommendations to enhance EDB’s corporate management practices

During the internship, you will also have the opportunity to be exposed to and work on small projects relating to EDB’s data systems and capabilities.

Comfortable working with, using and manipulating data. Excel (e.g. VLOOKUP, pivot tables) and programming skills will be useful.


No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)7 Digital Industry

SingaporeAnalysis of tech jobs in Singapore

A core mandate for EDB is to create good jobs in Singapore, for Singaporeans. While we are often involved upfront in the initial set up new teams, we are not involved in downstream setup of the team, nor the subsequent organic expansions. This project aims to better understand the profile of jobs (e.g. at what level of compensation, for what type of role) that are being created at the companies we account-manage (e.g. For similar roles, can we say that certain firms pay better than others?)

At the same time, we are also keen to understand the profile of foreigners employed by our account-managed companies who are expressing a desire to stay in Singapore long term.

As our intern, you will:a) Parse through the given data and where necessary, take the initiative to augment the data provided to you with separate data sets, to perform an analysis of the data to answer the questions above. As part of this process, you are expected to propose the specific lines of querying to be performed and be creative in proposing ways in which the data could be cut. b) Draw interim conclusions from the analysis c) Develop a set of actionable recommendations for DISG, drawing on your analysis, e.g. hypotheses that DISG should further investigate.

During your internship, you will be exposed to how EDB partners with other government agencies to create a conducive habitat for tech companies to grow in Singapore.

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8 Healthcare New/ Emerging HQ Capabilities

Singapore has had our share of success as a regional or even global commercial hub for many globally leading healthcare companies across both Pharma and MedTech. As companies invest in new/ emerging capabilities (e.g. Health Economics Outcomes Research) to better enable market access amid heightened volatility, Singapore should position itself to seize these new opportunities.

As our intern, you will:a) Map out new/ emerging capabilities that healthcare companies are building upb) Identify key locations that are top of mind for healthcare companies to site these activitiesc) Develop a view of how Singapore’s value propositions compare with competitor locationsd) Recommend potential interventions to enhance Singapore’s positioning

During your internship, you will engage and validate your hypothesis/findings with EDB’s clients, including globally leading Pharma and MedTech companies. Depending on the interventions proposed, you will also have interactions with other relevant government agencies as well as industry associations.

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No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)9 Healthcare and

WellnessAgeing Back in 1970, 1 in 31 Singaporeans was aged 65 or older. In 2015, this was already 1 in 8. If we fast forward to 2030, this could be 1 in 4. Singapore’s ageing

demographic is not unique as models indicate the world’s elderly will double from ~960M in 2017 to ~2080M in 2050. Since ageing and its associated debility can be addressed on multiple fronts, there is a need to understand which areas, if improved, will potentially have the largest impact on healthcare and economic returns.

As our intern, you will:a) Characterize the ageing space in the topics of (i) Wellness (e.g. types of foods) or, (ii) Age management (e.g. BPCs, metformin); subject to further deliberationb) Identify the opportunities and challenges faced by (Wellness or Age management) companies c) Provide insights into how key players are developing, validating and commercializing Ageing-related solutions and integrating them into existing care modelsd) State the implications of growing Healthcare-related Ageing industries for Singaporee) Analyse the implications for companies playing in the Ageing space against the backdrop of WOG efforts

During your internship, you have the opportunity to engage with government stakeholders and companies to validate your findings. At the end of the project, you will be expected to produce a presentation for the Healthcare & Wellness team.

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10 Hub Services and Connectivity

Disruption in the world of 3rd Party Logistics (3PL)

The world of 3PL is set for disruption by new entrants from shipping lines to technology behemoths. Will 3PL incumbents such as DHL and Fedex cede their territory to the likes of Amazon, Cainiao or Maersk?

As our intern, you will:a) Map out the existing 3PL landscapeb) Identify potential disruptors to leading 3PL companies, including shipping companies, e-commerce logistics players and upstartsc) Assess disruptors’ strategies in entering the 3PL business

During your internship, you will have be exposed to research and analysis work at EDB, also engage with EDB’s clients to understand their business models.

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11 Human Capital The future of manufacturing - employment practices to better support the industry

A key growth engine for Singapore but yet facing an acute shortage of workers, the manufacturing sector is at crossroads. This project will require the intern to conduct a review of how other countries are modifying their employment practices in the manufacturing sector to better tap on its workforce.

As our intern, you will:a) Examine how the needs of Singapore’s local manufacturing workforce is changing amid a push towards advanced manufacturing b) Understand the profile of workers in countries with high-value manufacturing and employment practices which countries have implemented successfullyc) Provide recommendations on how manufacturing companies can attract more workers to the sector through improved employment practices and what EDB can do to better support this effort

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to engage with a range of workforce agencies and educational institutes/training providers, as well as key account managers for EDB companies.

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No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)12 Human Capital Global competitiveness of

Singapore’s foreign workforce policies

To stay ahead, Singapore continually refreshes its foreign workforce strategy to stay competitive and to ensure that it meets our future economic development needs. A carefully calibrated strategy is increasingly important given our demographic and societal challenges.

As our intern, you will:a) Develop a comparison of Singapore’s foreign manpower policies against other key global competitorsb) Conduct risk assessment to Singapore’s ability to attract top talent c) Provide recommendations on how EDB could respond, and/or develop new products to mitigate such risks

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to work closely with diverse groups of internal stakeholders (e.g. international operations and account management teams), as well as key government agencies in the economic sector such as MTI and MOM.

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13 New Businesses Identifying an emerging industry for Singapore

Innovation is a central driving force to the growth of Singapore’s economy. Being a small nation competing in a dynamic global arena, an innovation-led economy is paramount to Singapore’s long-term economic competitiveness and growth. To ensure that Singapore continues to be a vibrant hub for business, innovation and talent, EDB is on a constant lookout for new emerging industries which Singapore could anchor and develop.

As our intern, you will:a) Conduct a scan on macro trends and identify one emerging industry arising from the macro trends b) Characterise the market opportunity (e.g. global/regional trends, market sizes, key driving forces and constraints, what has changed in recent years)c) Map out the value chain, identify key industry players and hypothesise key bottlenecks / pain-pointsd) Characterise Singapore’s existing ecosystem e) Develop hypotheses on potential focus areas that Singapore could play a role in

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to be exposed to EDB’s approach to identifying and incubating new industry opportunities. You will also have opportunities to engage and meet with companies and other stakeholders (e.g. research institutes, other government agencies).

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14 New Ventures - Venture Capital

The Next Big Thing Companies globally are getting disrupted by technology and shifts in business models. There is an urgent need for them to be developing new revenue streams and new businesses. At EDB Venture Capital, the team identifies opportunities for new venture creation in Singapore and enables such opportunities through joint ideation and incubation, and selective co-investments with strategic corporate partners, with the aim of creating new corporate ventures anchored in Singapore.

We are also a group that loves to look at how technology can help us work smarter and welcome individuals who could help us optimise data collection and analysis and create better visuals of the analysis.

As our intern, you will: a) Perform a detailed analysis of 1-2 investment areas b) Evaluate and provide recommendations on ways to realise the opportunities in these investments areas c) Recommend ways where EDB New Ventures can optimise the data analysis and data visualisation of the analysis.

During your internship, you will experience how the team scout and identify investment opportunities, speak to team members within the Venture Capital group about how they drive the end-to-end process from origination, due diligence, structuring, investment closing and value creation post-investment.

The candidate must have an interest in venture investments, be comfortable with data collection and analysis and proficiency in excel and data visualisation tools.


No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)15 Regional

PartnershipsDeep-dive on supplier ecosystem in SIJORI

The SIJORI region has been among the traditional growth triangles in Southeast Asia, dating back to the late-1980s. The model was premised on leveraging the competitive strengths of the three geographical entities to anchor manufacturing activities in this region. With companies looking to diversify their global production bases and supply chains, there is renewed interest in Southeast Asia, including SIJORI, as a destination for manufacturing activities. However, a problem currently faced by companies looking to leverage on the SIJORI twinning model has been a lack of understanding of the supplier ecosystem available in both Singapore and these regions to support their operations.

As our intern, you will:a) Characterise the supplier ecosystem in Singapore, Johor and the Riau Islands, particularly in priority sectors such as electronics, med-tech and agri-food.b) Identify the gaps in the supplier ecosystem in these sectors.c) Identify key suppliers Singapore should be attracting to strengthen the ecosystem and highlight potential opportunities for Singapore-based companies.

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to be exposed to the Regional Partnership division’s operations including (i) interacting with stakeholders in both Johor and BBK, (ii) participating in meetings with companies looking to leverage on the SIJORI twinning model for their operations; (iii) being involved in the division’s outreach efforts in the organisation of webinars and/or other bilateral engagements with Malaysia/Indonesia; (iv) work with other divisions within EDB.

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16 Regional Partnerships

Opportunities for collaboration on Sustainability related projects

As technology in sustainability-related projects mature from their R&D and pilot phases, companies are looking to scale production of their net-zero products and processes. Singapore’s land and resource constraints limit our ability to offer such companies the option of scaling their processes entirely in Singapore. This creates opportunities to collaborate with our surrounding region, particularly Johor, but also presents regulatory, political and economic challenges to navigate.

As our intern, you will:a) Develop hypotheses on potential collaborative/twinning models companies can adopt with Singapore and Johorb) Identify case studies of other cross-border sustainability related projects and provide an understanding of how they workc) Identify what needs to be done between Singapore and Johor to enable a twinning model on sustainability related projects succeed

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to be exposed to the Regional Partnership division’s operations including (i) interacting with stakeholders in both Johor and BBK, (ii) participating in meetings with companies looking to leverage on the SIJORI twinning model for their operations; (iii) being involved in the division’s outreach efforts in the organisation of webinars and/or other bilateral engagements with Malaysia/Indonesia; (iv) work with other divisions within EDB.

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17 Resource Development

Enhancing Singapore’s carbon pricing regime

At Budget 2021, it was announced that the government will be reviewing Singapore’s post-2023 carbon tax regime, with the outcomes to be shared at Budget 2022. Following Budget 2022, the government will revamp the necessary processes to implement the announced changes. This project aims to explore the prevailing international landscape of carbon pricing regimes and propose recommendations to ensure that the carbon tax framework in Singapore is as practicable as possible.

As our intern, you will:a) Review the prevailing landscape and trends of international carbon pricesb) Develop case studies on overseas carbon pricing regimes, focusing on design features that help to preserve economic competitiveness, and how these features were implementedc) Develop recommendations on how Singapore’s carbon tax framework could be enhanced

During your internship, you will have opportunities to engage key industry players and government agencies such as NEA, for first-hand insights into climate policy.

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No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)18 Resource

DevelopmentPlacemaking Placemaking is an approach to planning, design and management of spaces which includes community engagement, stakeholder input, and curated

programming. For the industrial sector, placemaking could support more vibrant industrial estates that lead to more engagement, creativity, collaboration and innovation. This study seeks to identify the role that EDB can play in placemaking in our industrial estates.

As our intern, you will:a) Study the role of placemaking in industrial estates overseasb) Map out what the various government agencies are doing in terms of placemaking in Singapore’s industrial estatesc) Develop a case for what EDB’s role can be d) Recommend other opportunities to maximise vibrancy of industrial estates e.g. industrial tourism

During your internship, you will have opportunities to meet with other government agencies dealing with industry development and land planning e.g. JTC, and URA. This will give you insights into how the government agencies work together to develop different areas in Singapore.

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Rejuvenation of Industrial Estates

To continue to attract investments into Singapore, our industrial estates must continue to be vibrant spaces that meet the changing requirements of the industrial sector. This project seeks to identify how EDB can work with various stakeholders to ensure that our land and space offerings to potential investors remain relevant.

As our intern, you will:a) Identify what space options are currently available from JTC and private developersb) Study current industry space requirementsc) Assess the current gap between available options and industry demandd) Study options to help bridge the gap

During your internship, you will have opportunities to meet with other government agencies dealing with industry development and land planning e.g. JTC, URA and ESG. This will give you insights into how the government agencies work together to ensure that Singapore continues to be an attractive place for foreign investments. You may also have the opportunity to interface with private developers on their industrial space offerings and business models.

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Standardisation of M&V approaches for common emissions reduction projects

In support of companies’ efforts to implement emissions reduction projects, EDB & NEA provide co-funding support to eligible projects. This project seeks to reference projects supported by EDB & NEA’s incentives to synthesise standardised and simplified measurement & verification (M&V) approaches for common emissions reduction projects. This aids companies’ and government agencies’ efforts to identify, develop & execute projects more effectively towards meeting Singapore’s climate change goals.

As our intern, you will:a) Identify a whitelist of industrial systems that have tangible emissions reduction outcomes, based on projects supported by EDB & NEA’s incentives from 2009 to 2021;b) Develop standardised & simplified measurement & verification (M&V) approaches for these common industrial systems; andc) Prepare presentation content to pitch (1) these common industrial systems, & (2) their standardised & simplified M&V approaches, to companies.

During your internship, you will have opportunities to engage government agencies dealing with emissions reduction, e.g. NEA and PMO-SG(NCCS). This will give you insights into how the government agencies work together to ensure that Singapore supports companies to reduce their carbon emissions & operate sustainably in Singapore. You may also engage technology providers & energy service companies for insights into relevant solutions for companies.

Engineering (Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical) background.


No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)21 Singapore Businesses Hunting for the next

generation of local MNCs EDB is developing a strategy to identify emerging, fast growing local enterprises to groom them into global champions. A strong base of large local enterprises forms a critical foundation to the Singapore economy. EDB is keen to build up the base of large local enterprises that can represent Singapore as global champions.

As our intern, you will:a) Identify and engage partners that EDB could work with to curate a pipeline of emerging, fast growing local enterprises b) Propose a model in working with these partners to build a refreshed base of global champions

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to engage internal and external stakeholders, including large local enterprises and investors (e.g. Private Equity, Venture Capital, Fund of funds) to understand their key interests and potential areas of collaboration with EDB.

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22 Singapore Businesses Growing the next generation of local MNCs

EDB is developing a strategy to build up a strong base of large local enterprises that can represent Singapore as global champions. Majority of the large local enterprises operate in sectors where new trends are impacting businesses (e.g. sustainability, carbon zero, circular economy).

As our intern, you will:a) Map out key industries and companies that are impacted by emerging trends, such as sustainabilityb) Identify opportunities for transformation or new business opportunities for these companiesc) Build a repository of tools for EDB to engage companies on their interests

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to engage internal and external stakeholders, where necessary, to understand their key interests and validate any hypotheses.

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23 Singapore Global Network - Network and Partnership Development

National Day 2022 Initiatives for overseas Singaporeans

National Day is a significant occasion in SGN’s calendar of events to engage our overseas Singaporeans (OS). Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, such celebrations were primarily independent physical events held in different cities. With the pivot to virtual events in 2020, SGN scaled these efforts in 2021 and launched Singapore@Home, an inaugural large scale virtual programme that was participated by over 11,000 OS and their families across 90 countries. As SGN builds on the success in 2021 and develops the plan in 2022, SGN will also need to keep in mind the evolving operating environment which includes the growing fatigue towards virtual events and gradual relaxation of pandemic measures in many countries.

As our intern, you will: a) Discuss with stakeholders and map out new opportunities in 2022b) Conceptualise and develop relevant products to achieve the intended outcomesc) Develop and execute the operation/marketing plans (launch is likely to be around 9 August)

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to be involved in citizen engagement related discussions with policy makers from MCCY and MINDEF.

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No. Division Project Title Project Description Requirements (if any)24 Singapore Global

Network - Strategy & UserDesign

A review of SGN’s data analytics approach

SGN’s new Data Analytics team seeks to use both internal and external data sources to deepen SGN’s understanding of our target audience. The insights feed into crafting tailored engagement approaches that Singapore’s friends, fans and family will find attractive and relevant. We have several sources of data today, ranging from customer relationship management systems to third-party data providers.

As our intern, you will:a) Take stock of existing data sources currently utilised by SGN in line with the key business questions and metrics related to our strategic outcomes b) Conduct a scan of additional data sources or analytics toolsc) Map out a plan and propose recommendations to improve SGN’s approach towards data analytics by outlining how these data sets should best be acquired, combined and analysed, and how these steps would positively impact our engagement work

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to experience first-hand applying a strategic lens to data analysis in a real-world setting, gain exposure to how SGN teams work, and organize meetings with other stakeholders as you see relevant for this piece of work.

Experience and familiarity with the process and tools needed for data analytics, architecture and visualisation.

An open mind combined with working knowledge of R, Python, Tableau or graph preferred.

25 Technology Hardware & Equipment

The rise of the robot barista – a study of opportunities in F&B automation

Advanced robotics with increasingly human-like capabilities and flexibility are fueling the growth of a multibillion dollar robotics industry. Productivity, personalization and even the pandemic are key drivers. As we develop Singapore’s robotics industry, we need to identify opportunities for development and deployment in high-impact areas. Food & Beverage (F&B) is one such critical sector facing manpower and cost challenges.

As our intern, you will: a) Characterize the global F&B robotics space, including key technology trends and market opportunity b) Identify F&B opportunities for robotics companies to address local needs as well as key international demand c) Develop recommendations to inform EDB’s strategy in developing Singapore’s robotics industry with respect to F&B, retail and service sectors

During your internship, you will be able to build and test your hypotheses with leading robotics MNCs such as ABB, KUKA and Omron, as well as homegrown champions like HOPE Technik. You will also have the opportunity to interact with top R&D performers and domain experts from our robotics ecosystem, plus a variety of stakeholders within EDB/government.

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