Research Engineer (Chemical Engineering & Project Management)

Job Title: Research Engineer (Chemical Engineering & Project Management)

University-Level Unit: Centre for Hydrogen Innovations

Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Centre for Hydrogen Innovations

Employee Category: Research Staff

Location_ONB: Kent Ridge Campus

Posting Start Date: 26/06/2026

Job Description

Lead full-cycle management for carbon capture research & engineering projects, track project milestones, supervise deliverables, control budget compliance, and implement all funding guideline requirements.

Serve as the core liaison for all internal and external stakeholders, including international academic teams, industrial partners, equipment vendors, and funding authorities, conduct daily cross-team coordination and regular communication.

Coordinate multiple parallel work packages under tight schedules, resolve cross-departmental and cross-institutional project issues in a timely manner.

Organize project meetings, draft agendas, record meeting minutes, and follow up on all action items to ensure full implementation.

Arrange site visits and conduct on-site coordination at industrial facilities as project needs require, support engineering deployment and field test execution.

Prepare various formal project documents, progress reports, and funding compliance materials.

Manage overall project schedule, monitor work progress, and ensure all tasks are delivered on time within the approved timeline.

Carry out routine administrative work of the project, including document sorting, progress filing, data collation, and regular progress summary submission.

Qualifications

Education Background: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in chemical engineering, business administration, management, or related disciplines; candidates with dual backgrounds of engineering and management are preferred.

Professional Experience: Have formal working experience or internship experience in research & engineering project management; candidates with 3+ years of relevant full-time professional experience are highly preferred. Prior experience communicating and cooperating with overseas academic teams, manufacturing enterprises, and equipment suppliers is a distinct advantage.

Professional Knowledge & Tools: Fully familiar with end-to-end full-cycle project management procedures, covering milestone tracking, deliverable supervision, budget control, and funding regulation execution. Proficient in mainstream office software and common professional project management tools.

Communication: Excellent written and oral proficiency to independently complete international project documents, meeting records, coordination, stakeholder liaison, and formal reports.

Soft Skills & Personal Traits: Possess outstanding cross-team coordination, multi-stakeholder liaison, and independent problem-solving capabilities. Highly organized, detail-oriented, and self-motivated, capable of managing multiple parallel work packages under tight deadlines. Willing to travel and conduct long/short-term on-site coordination at industrial production facilities as required.