Perform day-to-day operations such as opening and closing of the physical library, shelving of books, simple resource repairs, circulation tasks, which include the fulfilment of loan requests and reservations through retrieval, assignment on pickup locker or courier, renewal, and return.
Contribute to interdisciplinary initiatives, in particular relating to Design and AI, through collaboration with colleagues in engineering, architecture, computer science, and design.
Supervise and check the maintenance activities to ensure inspection programs and preventive maintenance works for Campus’s external infrastructure and grounds are carried out as planned and in accordance with standards expected. Follow up promptly on corrective maintenance works to minimize downtime and maintain a safe environment.
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Lead technical direction and system design, and actively contribute to hands-on coding and implementation alongside a small team of developer and designer.
Support the planning and delivery of employer branding initiatives, including recruitment videos, corporate brochures, employee stories and talent attraction campaigns.
Lead and track, ensure project requirements are gathered in timely manner including liaison/coordination with multiple stakeholders (consultants, MOM, MOH, MOHH, authorities, users, contractors, etc.) so to meet the overall project timeline.
Conceptualise new initiatives to strengthen and increase impact in workplace learning interventions, particularly in translating research and innovation in workplace learning and workforce transformation into feasible, implementable solutions and initiatives for wider adoption and proliferation of sound practices and solutions.
Coordinate facilities-related matters within IAL’s premises, including preventive and corrective maintenance, in liaison with building management and service vendors.
Design, implement, and support student life initiatives that foster interaction, belonging, and a strong sense of community across diverse student cohorts.
Experimental Platform Development: Lead the design and assembly of high-vacuum and ultra-high vacuum (UHV) systems, custom vacuum chambers and optical setups tailored for free-electron–light interaction and EUV generation.
Conduct in-depth research on using nature-based material to create barriers that mitigate coastal erosion, accumulate sediments, and restore land lost to seawater.
Serve as the primary point of contact and coordination hub between the Corporate Lab's Principal Investigators, ERI@N management, NTU's Research Support Office (RSO), the Implementing Agency (NRF), A*STAR (ISCE²), and ExxonMobil stakeholders for all project management and administrative matters.
The RF will be responsible for new carbon materials enhanced concrete development (e.g. via incorporation of various carbon materials where they are securely stored but also enhance concrete property in different ways);
Conduct research on 3D/4D scene reconstruction and rendering (e.g., NeRF, 3D Gaussian Splatting, novel view synthesis) and on scene understanding and interaction.
A master’s or doctoral degree in English language, linguistics, applied linguistics, rhetoric and composition, communication studies or a related field.