- North Bridge Road Downtown Core Central Region (Singapore) Singapore
Kerja Sepenuh Masa Research Fellow - Senior Research Fellow (1-year contract), SMU Urban Institute, Gaji tinggi SGD 9,000 di HYPERSCAL SOLUTIONS PTE. LTD. Central Region (Singapore) - Maukerja
Research Fellow - Senior Research Fellow (1-year contract), SMU Urban Institute
HYPERSCAL SOLUTIONS PTE. LTD.
Kongsi
Simpan
Lokasi Kerja
Penerangan Kerja
Tanggungjawab
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
Singapore Management University is a place where high-level professionalism blends together with a healthy informality. The 'family-like' atmosphere among the SMU community fosters a culture where employees work, plan, organise and play together - building a strong collegiality and morale within the university.
Our commitment to attract and retain talent is ongoing. We offer attractive benefits and welfare, competitive compensation packages, and generous professional development opportunities - all to meet the work-life needs of our staff. No wonder, then, that SMU continues to be given numerous awards and recognition for its human resource excellence.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The SMU Urban Institute, launched in early 2024, is a university-level research institute dedicated to advancing aninterdisciplinary research agenda. Leveraging SMU's strategic position as a dynamic management university in Singapore's city centre, the Institute aims to make a meaningful impact through the study of Asian cities.
We are searching for a Research Fellow to work with the Lead PI on a project that builds a field-based, wearable-sensinginfrastructure to measure how residents experience urban density and use neighbourhood amenities in Singapore. The RF will work closely with the PI to execute the project.
The job scope involves:
Qualitative and field research: designing and piloting participant-facing survey instruments (phone-basedstart/end surveys and watch-based micro-surveys); screening, recruiting, and supporting participants across twostudy neighbourhoods; running the controlled outdoor walking studies; and engaging government agencies andcommunity stakeholders to keep the study grounded in real planning needs.
Quantitative research: deploying and managing large-scale wearable and mobile sensing (Apple Watch / Coziemicro-EMAs, GPS, and supplementary environmental and psychophysiological sensors such as EEG, ECG,EDA, and eye-tracking); implementing location- and context-aware (JITAI-style) survey triggering; assuring dataquality across sensor streams under Singapore's field conditions; and cleaning, integrating, and analysing theresulting datasets (e.g. accessibility versus observed amenity use, and urban morphology versus perceiveddensity and physiological response) for handoff to the companion analytics project.
Project management: coordinating amongst project PIs; assisting the Lead PI with administrative tasks like IRBapprovals; organising stakeholder workshops in Singapore and overseas; liaising with internal and externalproject stakeholders; annual project reporting.
Publishing: drafting papers for publication in top-tier academic journals; developing and delivering the finalproject outputs.
People management: managing research assistants, student assistants, and fieldwork assistants.
Any other ad hoc tasks that will contribute to the success of the project.
QUALIFICATIONS
PhD (completed, submitted, or near completion) in urban planning, urban studies, urban informatics, the builtenvironment, geography, environmental psychology, or a closely related field; candidates from more technical backgrounds (e.g. data science, ubiquitous or wearable sensing, human-computer interaction, or engineering) with a strong demonstrated interest in cities are also encouraged to apply.
Hands-on experience collecting data at scale in the field using wearables and mobile sensing (e.g. Apple Watch/ Cozie, GPS, ecological momentary assessment or micro-surveys, and/or physiological sensors such as EEG,ECG, EDA, or eye-tracking).
Substantial experience in urban planning, urban design, or spatial planning, and the ability to translate fieldevidence into planning- and policy-relevant insight.
Strong mixed-methods research skills spanning study design, participant recruitment and management, andquantitative analysis of sensor and survey data.
Excellent written communication skills (demonstrated through published work).
Experience coordinating multi-stakeholder or multi-agency projects, ideally including engagement withgovernment or planning agencies.
A demonstrated interest in smart cities, urban density and liveability, health and the built environment, andrelated debates, particularly in (Southeast) Asian cities.
OTHER INFORMATION
#LI-XL1
Please note that your application will be sent to and reviewed by the direct employer - Singapore Management University
RecruiterPal is a
cloud-based recruitment platform
that helps you to
recruit staff faster and easier,
giving you
full control and overview
of your entire recruitment process.
Singapore Management University is a place where high-level professionalism blends together with a healthy informality. The 'family-like' atmosphere among the SMU community fosters a culture where employees work, plan, organise and play together - building a strong collegiality and morale within the university.
Our commitment to attract and retain talent is ongoing. We offer attractive benefits and welfare, competitive compensation packages, and generous professional development opportunities - all to meet the work-life needs of our staff. No wonder, then, that SMU continues to be given numerous awards and recognition for its human resource excellence.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The SMU Urban Institute, launched in early 2024, is a university-level research institute dedicated to advancing aninterdisciplinary research agenda. Leveraging SMU's strategic position as a dynamic management university in Singapore's city centre, the Institute aims to make a meaningful impact through the study of Asian cities.
We are searching for a Research Fellow to work with the Lead PI on a project that builds a field-based, wearable-sensinginfrastructure to measure how residents experience urban density and use neighbourhood amenities in Singapore. The RF will work closely with the PI to execute the project.
The job scope involves:
Qualitative and field research: designing and piloting participant-facing survey instruments (phone-basedstart/end surveys and watch-based micro-surveys); screening, recruiting, and supporting participants across twostudy neighbourhoods; running the controlled outdoor walking studies; and engaging government agencies andcommunity stakeholders to keep the study grounded in real planning needs.
Quantitative research: deploying and managing large-scale wearable and mobile sensing (Apple Watch / Coziemicro-EMAs, GPS, and supplementary environmental and psychophysiological sensors such as EEG, ECG,EDA, and eye-tracking); implementing location- and context-aware (JITAI-style) survey triggering; assuring dataquality across sensor streams under Singapore's field conditions; and cleaning, integrating, and analysing theresulting datasets (e.g. accessibility versus observed amenity use, and urban morphology versus perceiveddensity and physiological response) for handoff to the companion analytics project.
Project management: coordinating amongst project PIs; assisting the Lead PI with administrative tasks like IRBapprovals; organising stakeholder workshops in Singapore and overseas; liaising with internal and externalproject stakeholders; annual project reporting.
Publishing: drafting papers for publication in top-tier academic journals; developing and delivering the finalproject outputs.
People management: managing research assistants, student assistants, and fieldwork assistants.
Any other ad hoc tasks that will contribute to the success of the project.
QUALIFICATIONS
PhD (completed, submitted, or near completion) in urban planning, urban studies, urban informatics, the builtenvironment, geography, environmental psychology, or a closely related field; candidates from more technical backgrounds (e.g. data science, ubiquitous or wearable sensing, human-computer interaction, or engineering) with a strong demonstrated interest in cities are also encouraged to apply.
Hands-on experience collecting data at scale in the field using wearables and mobile sensing (e.g. Apple Watch/ Cozie, GPS, ecological momentary assessment or micro-surveys, and/or physiological sensors such as EEG,ECG, EDA, or eye-tracking).
Substantial experience in urban planning, urban design, or spatial planning, and the ability to translate fieldevidence into planning- and policy-relevant insight.
Strong mixed-methods research skills spanning study design, participant recruitment and management, andquantitative analysis of sensor and survey data.
Excellent written communication skills (demonstrated through published work).
Experience coordinating multi-stakeholder or multi-agency projects, ideally including engagement withgovernment or planning agencies.
A demonstrated interest in smart cities, urban density and liveability, health and the built environment, andrelated debates, particularly in (Southeast) Asian cities.
OTHER INFORMATION
#LI-XL1
Please note that your application will be sent to and reviewed by the direct employer - Singapore Management University
RecruiterPal is a
cloud-based recruitment platform
that helps you to
recruit staff faster and easier,
giving you
full control and overview
of your entire recruitment process.
Peringatan Penting
Jangan pernah kongsikan maklumat bank atau kad kredit anda semasa memohon pekerjaan. Elakkan membuat sebarang pembayaran atau mengisi survey yang tidak berkaitan. Jika ada yang mencurigakan, sila laporkan iklan pekerjaan ini segera.
Lebih Lanjut