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The AI Strategy Office (ASO) drives GovTech's AI strategy, helping to accelerate AI adoption across Government through programmes, partnerships, and strategic initiatives. As AI continues to evolve at pace, one of our key challenges is communicating our work clearly and effectively to diverse stakeholders, from senior leaders to practitioners. As an intern, you will play a key role in designing and developing a digital landing page that showcases ASO's mission, initiatives, and impact, translating complex AI concepts into engaging and accessible content. You will also support the planning and facilitation of workshops, forums, and engagements with public sector stakeholders, helping to shape discussions on AI adoption, identify emerging opportunities and challenges, and develop materials that influence how Government approaches AI. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the intersection of AI strategy, digital product development, stakeholder engagement, and public sector transformation.
The Communications and & Marketing Group is seeking a motivated Brand, Digital & Social Intern to join our dynamic team. This role offers an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience by supporting branding, digital and social media initiatives within a government technology organisation. Key Responsibilities: Brand Management and Governance: - Support the enhancement and implementation of brand guidelines - Help ensure brand consistency across materials and communications - Work with internal stakeholders to implement brand guidelines and best practices Brand Insights: - Contribute to gathering and analysing brand perception data - Assist in conducting brand research studies to inform brand/product strategy Digital & Content Management: - Update and maintain website content including news, announcements, and corporate information - Assist in managing day-to-day website operations and coordination with various departments for content requirements - Support the planning, research, and drafting of TechNews articles - Manage CRM activities including drafting and distributing the TechNews newsletter on a bi-weekly basis - Track and analyse newsletter performance metrics to improve engagement Social Media & Citizen Engagement: - Propose, plan and create content for our social/digital media channels, as well as for the Citizens in Tech community, including but not limited to videos, graphics and EDMs - Analyse the performance of social media content from GovTech and our competitors and recommend areas of improvement - Assist in planning and executing of our citizen community engagement sessions, collaborate with product teams across whole-of-government to ensure effective communication and alignment with their objectives
As part of GovTech's Cybersecurity Group, the intern will work with the Policy, Plans & Strategy Division to support strategic cybersecurity initiatives that strengthen engagement and collaboration across the wider cyber ecosystem. A key focus will be STACKx Cybersecurity, GovTech's flagship cybersecurity conference, where the intern will contribute to shaping programme content, coordinating with stakeholders and partners, and supporting the delivery of the event. Beyond STACKx Cybersecurity, the intern will gain exposure to areas such as cyber strategy, governance, resilience, emerging threats and Whole-of-Government cybersecurity initiatives. Through a combination of research, programme development and hands-on execution, the intern will gain a unique perspective on how cybersecurity strategy is translated into initiatives that engage and strengthen Singapore's public sector cyber community.
Join GovTech's Early Careers team and gain hands-on experience in attracting and selecting the next generation of tech talent. You will support the end-to-end recruitment and outreach for key Early Careers programmes, such as the Smart Nation Scholarship (SNS), Technology Associate Programme (TAP), and GovTech Internship Programme. You will have opportunities to: - Screen and assess candidates through application reviews and interviews. - Partner with hiring managers and internal stakeholders throughout the recruitment process. - Support offer management and candidate communications. - Track recruitment progress, analyse recruitment data and surface insights. - Review existing recruitment processes and recommend improvements, including opportunities to use technology to improve efficiency and candidate experience. - Plan and execute employer branding, engagement and outreach initiatives, including recruitment events and campus outreach.
The Enterprise Portfolio Office helps GovTech turn internal product capabilities into clearer, faster, and more valuable outcomes for agencies. Interns will work across product discovery, GTM enablement, AI-assisted solution guides, Engagement Pipeline operations, tender evaluation, and contract-management improvement. They may create reusable product templates, analyse documents and data, map agency journeys, and develop practical recommendations or lightweight prototypes that reduce time to value.
Join our dynamic team for an internship where you'll gain exposure to emerging technologies, including AI-powered chatbots and Gather.gov.sg. You'll analyse risk-based approaches to support audit and compliance functions, work hands-on with the Workday Accounting system, and conduct data analysis to uncover irregularities and policy non-compliance. You'll also assist in preparing audit schedules, advise on expenses, and collaborate with stakeholders — including central government agencies such as PSD and AGD — to resolve accounts payable and system-related issues. This is a fantastic opportunity to build practical skills in finance operations, data analysis, and process improvement while making a meaningful contribution to our team!
GovTech Legal Internship: Legal Operations and Knowledge Management As a legal intern with GovTech, you will support our Legal Division in strengthening its in-house resources and day-to-day operations. Your work will include updating our database of concluded contracts, assisting with the preparation of legal playbooks, checklists and templates, undertaking technology law research and legal document review on selected matters. Under the supervision of GovTech Legal counsels, you will also assist with contract comparisons, case-law research and preparation of legal memoranda. The internship will provide practical exposure to the work of a dynamic in-house legal team supporting a public sector technology agency, while allowing you to contribute to impactful technology-related projects.
You'll collaborate with Centres of Excellence (CoEs), business stakeholders, and technology partners to turn business needs and data insights into practical solutions. Through projects spanning analytics, process transformation, HR technology, and automation, you'll build valuable skills at the intersection of people, data, and digital transformation. Drive Data & Analytics - Analyse workforce, HR operations, and service delivery data to uncover trends, identify gaps, and support data-driven decision-making. - Perform data validation, reconciliation, root-cause analysis, and process diagnostics to improve data quality, operational efficiency, and reporting reliability. - Work with stakeholders to define metrics and translate business and operational questions into analytical solutions. - Develop dashboards and reporting solutions that provide insights into workforce trends, employee lifecycle processes, service levels, and operational performance. Transform Processes - Analyse existing HR and HR Operations processes to identify pain points, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement through automation and digitalisation. - Map end-to-end workflows across employee lifecycle processes such as onboarding, offboarding, workforce administration, leave management, payroll-related activities, and security clearance administration. - Redesign processes to create simpler, more efficient, and user-centric experiences for employees, managers, and HR practitioners. - Translate business requirements into practical process, data, and technology solutions. Enable HR Technology - Support the configuration, testing, and enhancement of Workday and other HR technology platforms. - Participate in user acceptance testing, data migration, validation, and implementation of new system capabilities. - Explore how emerging technologies, AI, and automation can improve HR operations, employee experiences, and service delivery. - Support technology initiatives that streamline operational processes and reduce manual effort. Deliver HR Operations Excellence - Support the delivery of HR operational processes and services across the employee lifecycle. - Assist in process reviews, policy implementation, and operational readiness activities to improve service effectiveness. - Analyse operational issues, identify root causes, and recommend sustainable improvements to service delivery. - Contribute to initiatives that enhance operational governance, compliance, data accuracy, and employee experience. - Support continuous improvement efforts through process standardisation, simplification, and automation. Deliver Change & Business Impact - Partner with CoEs, HR Operations teams, business stakeholders, and vendors to deliver analytics, operational improvement, and transformation initiatives. - Develop communications, guides, process documentation, and training materials to support the adoption of new solutions and ways of working. - Support change management efforts and help embed new processes, technologies, and service delivery models across the organisation. - Contribute to initiatives that improve employee experience and operational effectiveness.
Prompt Royale is a multi-track AI capability programme that blends gamified challenges, community learning, and real-world problem solving. It lowers the barrier to AI adoption by showing how language, logic, and curiosity matter as much as technical background. Over time, it has grown into a scalable ecosystem as the largest whole-of-government AI literacy and practice movement.
Join the GovTech Talent Acquisition team and gain hands-on exposure to the end-to-end recruitment lifecycle. The intern will work closely with recruiters to support day-to-day hiring activities, with particular exposure to candidate sourcing, interview coordination, recruitment operations and recruitment projects. Key responsibilities include: - Support recruiters in managing day-to-day recruitment activities across the hiring lifecycle - Support candidate sourcing projects for priority and hard-to-fill roles, including talent research, candidate mapping and identification of potential talent pools - Conduct candidate searches across relevant platforms and channels, and support recruiters in building and maintaining sourcing pipelines - Assist with initial resume screening based on role requirements and recruiter guidance - Support end-to-end interview coordination, including scheduling interviews, liaising with candidates and interview panels, arranging assessments and managing changes to interview schedules - Ensure candidates receive timely communications and a positive, professional experience throughout the recruitment process - Maintain accurate and timely candidate records, interview outcomes and hiring information in the Applicant Tracking System (ATS) - Support targeted sourcing campaigns and other recruitment projects to strengthen pipelines for key talent segments - Explore the use of technology, automation and digital tools to improve sourcing, interview coordination and recruitment processes - Support ad-hoc Talent Acquisition projects and initiatives as required
You will get to work on and experience HR from two perspective: Talent Management and HR Business Partnering (HRBP). Talent Management: Gain exposure to how the organisation identifies, develops, and builds its pipeline of talent and future leaders. The scope includes supporting the team in the succession planning, talent identification and development process, conducting talent analytics and tracking, process digitalisation, and the preparation of insights for talent and leadership discussions. HRBP: Partner with the business (Strategy, Corporate and Governance cluster) to understand workforce needs and deliver HR initiatives across the employee lifecycle. The scope includes supporting performance management, employee engagement, workforce analytics, and the preparation of insights and materials for leadership discussions with the business.
Project ArchAI looks at developing a software which ingests an IT system use case to generate a security architecture model. Inputs can be in the form of either their system writeup, or initial source codes, or even diagrams, which is analysed and reproduced into a machine-readable architecture. This can then be used as a standardised approach to do cyber threat modelling, which provides relevant and useful insights on what security controls are required. The intern's role here is to build relevant testing tools, which may use genAI and AI agents that can support the testing of this software.
The intern will have hands-on experience learning Android application security and applying this knowledge to build an agentic Android mobile application pentester.
Intern Scope: Update and Automate the Configuration Management Systems (CMS) Background: - With the recent hype on unauthorised remote connections to agencies, there will be a push to strengthen the visibility of the IT assets in CPIB. - Existing PMOC IT Security – Product Registry is outdated and has not been updated since 2019, due to laborious manual entry into the SharePoint. The change management process is disconnected from the PMOC Product Registry. The management of the product registry for each project is at the vendor/AFMs level, each vendor has their own unique format for product registry. Plan: Short-Term - Update the existing product registry by collating the information across Projects and Infrastructure Long-Term – Develop a roadmap, evaluation, and procurement plan to automate the Configuration Management Systems (CMS) (i.e., via tools such as SolarWinds Network Configuration Management Software, scripts) Establish Fully Automated Malware Analysis Capability in CPIB via Cuckoo Sandbox Background: - Currently, An AV scanner farm can defend against accidental attack. For targeted attack, it is not sufficient. Possible attackers who targeted Singapore Government Agencies are likely Advance Persistence Threat (APT), making signature and heuristic based AV Scanner farm less effective (i.e., polymorphic malware, fileless malware, packing & obfuscation. It is challenging when the outcome of the AV Farm is non-conclusive. The use of online automatic malware analysis site (e.g., VirusTotal.com) is not advisable for restricted and above information, typically in CPIB. During incident response, more timely information is needed to help eradicate and contain the malware spread effectively. Thus, reducing the risk of loss of sensitive-high information from the Agency. Plan: Short-Term – Building a Cuckoo Sandbox as a pilot based on the endpoint device image. Long-Term - Building a Cuckoo Sandbox based on key system environments. Provision of Security Test Tools for self-help and integration to CPIB’s Security Dashboard and CMS Background: - Currently, the Security Test outputs for all systems are manually copy to CPIB’s Security Dashboard to monitor the progress. Failure to remediate on time without Risk Acceptance is an audit finding. - There are cases when the vendor remediations are not comprehensive, the re-test by the security vendor will be wasted. Plan: Short-Term – Setup security testing tools (i.e., Burp Suite, Nessus) for vendor to self-help. Only when they are confident that their remediated is complete, will CPIB send in the security tester to validate as independent tester. Doing so will save time, resource and more likely IM8 Compliant. Long-Term – Integrate the security tools output to CPIB’s Security Dashboard and CMS. This will reduce manual effort and provide single source of truth for security status.
Ever wondered how the Government keeps its digital systems secure against the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats? The Crowdsourced Vulnerability Discovery Programme (CVDP) is at the forefront of that mission. As part of GovTech's suite of crowdsourced security testing initiatives, CVDP — which includes the Government Bug Bounty Programme (GBBP) — taps on a global community of elite, vetted security researchers to stress-test Government systems and uncover vulnerabilities before the bad actors do. Since 2018, GBBP alone has uncovered over 1,545 vulnerabilities across 175 Government systems, making it a cornerstone of Singapore's Whole-of-Government cybersecurity strategy. With a directive from the Head of Civil Service mandating that all Government internet-facing systems undergo GBBP testing, the programme is scaling rapidly — and that's where you come in. As an intern with the CVDP team, you'll get a rare behind-the-scenes look at how the Singapore Government secures its digital infrastructure at scale. You'll work at the intersection of cybersecurity, programme management, and government policy — helping to coordinate bug bounty runs, engage with government agencies, and contribute to initiatives that have a real and measurable impact on Singapore's cyber resilience. If you're passionate about cybersecurity and want your work to matter beyond the classroom, this is the place to be.
To develop cybersecurity lab exercises and tools for Cybersecurity Threat Modelling (CTM) workshop.
This project focuses on analysing recurring vulnerabilities discovered during professional penetration testing engagements and transforming them into practical secure coding guidance and implementation examples. The intern will work alongside cybersecurity engineers to investigate vulnerability root causes, develop proof-of-concept secure implementations, and build an interactive security knowledge platform that helps development teams adopt secure-by-design practices. The project offers exposure to real attack techniques, application security testing methodologies, and secure software engineering practices used in enterprise environments.
This project focuses on enhancing cybersecurity operations and incident response capabilities through workflow improvements, process optimisation, and automation. Interns will gain hands-on experience supporting Security Operations Centre (SOC) and Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR) activities, including alert triaging, incident investigation, threat analysis, and response workflows. As part of the project, interns will evaluate existing operational processes, identify opportunities for improvement, and develop solutions to improve operational efficiency and effectiveness. The project aims to strengthen cybersecurity operations while providing practical exposure to real-world security incidents, investigation methodologies, and response procedures.
The intern will support the operationalisation and adoption of key Whole-of-Government (WOG) cybersecurity initiatives aimed at strengthening cyber risk management and resilience across public agencies. The project will provide exposure to a range of cybersecurity domains, including cyber risk management, security design and engineering, threat intelligence, third-party risk management (TPRM), and privileged identity and access management (PIAM). The intern will work alongside the team to support the rollout of central cybersecurity initiatives, including engaging agencies, addressing operational needs, developing training and communication resources, and supporting capability-building efforts. The intern will also have opportunities to use AI and digital tools to improve information synthesis, knowledge management, stakeholder engagement and the delivery of large-scale WOG engagements. Through the project, the intern will gain an understanding of how cybersecurity policies and capabilities are translated into practical initiatives and operationalised across WOG, while contributing to efforts to strengthen the Government's overall cybersecurity posture.
Quantum computers pose a real threat to the cryptographic algorithms that secure the internet today. Algorithms like RSA and elliptic curve cryptography, which underpin the security of modern communications and data, could be broken by a sufficiently powerful quantum computer. As part of this internship, you will work on the transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), gaining hands-on experience with algorithms that NIST has recently standardised, including ML-KEM and ML-DSA, and testing them across real network environments. You will also work with Hardware Security Module (HSM) and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to understand how quantum-safe algorithms and protocols integrate with existing security infrastructure. Your findings will feed directly into architecture recommendations for government systems and serve as reference material for engineers working on ongoing PQC initiatives. This project sits at the intersection of applied cryptography and practical cybersecurity engineering and is well suited for someone who appreciates the elegance of applied mathematics and enjoys engineering work with real-world impact.
ACRA operates digital services such as Bizfile, which support the registration, filing and access of business information in Singapore. As ACRA continues to modernise its technology platforms, cybersecurity must be designed into these systems from the outset. In this project, the intern will work alongside ACRA’s cybersecurity team on real government digital systems, performing threat modelling and security architecture assessments. This includes analysing system architecture, applications, data flows and trust boundaries to identify potential cyber threats, attack paths and security gaps. The intern will also assess how cybersecurity controls are implemented across ACRA systems and recommend opportunities to strengthen security architecture and control design. A key outcome of the internship will be to contribute to an ACRA System Security Architecture and Control Blueprint — a reusable secure-by-design baseline that can guide ACRA systems across different technology and cloud environments. The project offers practical exposure to threat modelling, security architecture, cloud security and cybersecurity controls, with the intern’s work contributing directly to strengthening the security and cyber resilience of ACRA’s digital services.
This project focuses on exploring the practical application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance cybersecurity operations workflows. Interns will work on evaluating and applying AI-assisted solutions for cybersecurity use cases, including the validation of AI-generated output and workflow recommendations. As part of the work, the intern will design and integrate validation mechanisms to assess the accuracy, relevance, and effectiveness of AI-generated outputs before adoption into operational processes. The project aims to demonstrate how AI can accelerate recurring cybersecurity operations while maintaining the quality, consistency, and reliability required in enterprise security environments.
How much does the Singapore Government spend on Infocomm Technology and Smart Systems (ICT&SS), and how can data from different sources be brought together reliably to support analysis and decision-making? In this project, you will help BUILD AND PRODUCTIONISE AND END-TO-END DATA PIPELINE that automates the processing of Whole-of-Government (WOG) ICT&SS expenditure data. Working on Databricks, you will transform data from multiple government sources into consistent, analysis-ready datasets that can be reliably reproduced for future data cycles. The project brings together three key data sources: 1. ICT&SS non-manpower expenditure data from the Accountant-General's Department (AGD); 2. ICT&SS manpower expenditure data from the Public Service Division (PSD); and 3. GovTech's annual poll of government agencies on their overall ICT&SS expenditure. You will work on defined data-engineering tasks covering data collation, cleaning, mapping, transformation, consolidation, reconciliation and validation. A key challenge is dealing with the complexity of real-world datasets from different sources and designing configurable, reusable processing rules instead of relying on one-off scripts and manual processing. Depending on your progress and interests, you may also have opportunities to investigate data inconsistencies, propose improvements to configuration rules and templates, determine suitable transformation approaches, improve the pipeline, and develop a Databricks Genie dashboard for exploration and analysis. This is a LIVE GOVTECH PROJECT RATHER THAN A STANDALONE INTERSHIP EXERCISE. The pipeline will be used to process and test the 2025 expenditure datasets during the internship. The resulting data will support comparison between AGD/PSD expenditure records and GovTech's annual poll, informing policy analysis and reporting to the Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI). It will also help government agencies benchmark their ICT&SS expenditure against agencies of similar size. You will work closely with a GovTech data engineer who previously joined the department as an intern, with guidance and regular code reviews from the team. An Assistant Director will supervise the project and lead business engagements with AGD and PSD. You will also have opportunities to collaborate with colleagues across GovTech, AGD and PSD, as well as GovTech's CIO Office for Databricks expertise. The internship requires a minimum full-time commitment of 3 months. Longer internships, including 6-month attachments, are welcome where candidates' availability permits and can be discussed during the interview.
Step into a high impact, tech-forward internship where you’ll shape the future of GovTech’s finance data ecosystem. You’ll dive deep into real operational workflows, break down processes, and uncover opportunities to automate and optimise using technology. From building ETL pipelines on Databricks, to developing Python-based automation tools, to creating Tableau and web dashboards, you’ll work on end to end solutions that directly support data-driven decision-making. You’ll also gain hands-on exposure to AI-assisted coding, accelerating how you design, build, and troubleshoot innovative digital tools. If you enjoy solving complex problems, streamlining workflows, and bringing automation ideas to life, this internship puts you right at the centre of GovTech’s digital transformation journey.
Join Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) DataSphere, a data lakehouse built on AWS and Databricks, where you will build data pipelines that help shape social policies in Singapore for children, families, persons with disabilities, and more. You will work on data ingestion, transformation, and modelling using Python, PySpark, and SQL, in a team that cares deeply about data quality and social impact. We are looking for candidates who are smart, curious, and hands-on, comfortable getting their hands dirty with real-world messy data, and who genuinely care about social good. Shortlisted candidates will be asked to complete a data ingestion mini-project before the interview.
SSOE enables Singapore MOE Schools to operate consistently by providing reliable network connectivity, computing devices for teachers and students to enhance their teaching and learning journey supported by best-in-class Google & Microsoft education workspaces to improve communications and collaboration. SSOE Data-as-a-service is spearheading data insights generation from a whole-of-school perspective to enable quicker decision making for HQ & School leaders as we develop the Digital Schools of tomorrow.
As a cross cutting capability uniting every Singpass vertical, the Singpass Data Platform team transforms isolated data into a single, high fidelity analytical ecosystem. We collaborate across every product domain within Singpass to eliminate information barriers and establish a robust data foundation, empowering everyone with the insights required to reinforce the trust and reliability of Singapore’s digital gateway
The GPE Service Experience and Operations Command Centre ensures the operational continuity of GPE's digital services. The Command Centre is responsible for tracking system performance, detecting and responding to incidents, and ensuring service disruptions are resolved quickly and effectively. The Command Centre also monitors key service experience metrics such as uptime, response times, and ticket volumes, to identify trends and detect issues before their impact to users.
The MOE AI Programmes builds and deploys AI products for the education sector. AI Evaluation is a practice that establishes how these AI products are measured before and after they are deployed to schools, teachers and students. It covers the design of evaluation framework, the construction of golden set, and the running of LLM-as-judge and human-in-the-loop calibration.
The intern will join a product and AI team working on the design, evaluation, and continuous improvement of AI-powered digital services used across the Singapore Government. A primary focus area is SG Translate (SGT) 2.0 Engine, a Whole-of-Government multilingual AI platform that helps agencies translate content accurately and efficiently across Singapore's official languages. The intern may contribute to projects involving translation quality evaluation, experimentation, AI-assisted workflows, user analytics, and operational insights. In addition, the intern will have opportunities to contribute to other emerging AI initiatives across MDDI, including the application of large language models (LLMs), natural language processing (NLP), data science, analytics, AI evaluation, knowledge management, digital content workflows, and other AI-enabled public sector use cases as opportunities arise. Working alongside product managers, data scientists, engineers, designers, and policy stakeholders, the intern will gain hands-on experience applying modern AI and data science techniques to real-world government challenges while helping shape the next generation of public sector digital services.
An AI-powered platform for authorised red-team reconnaissance and adversary simulation. By automating the collection and correlation of intelligence from multiple approved sources, the platform enables rapid system and digital-footprint discovery, identity pivoting, and target profiling. The project will also explore controlled social-media personas and AI-assisted workflows to support realistic security assessments, helping red teams operate more efficiently and uncover potential human and organisational security weaknesses.
We are building multiple AI-enabled tools to support the audit lifecycle, from document review and control analysis to risk insight generation and follow-up. This internship gives an engineer hands-on experience turning real audit needs into working, well-documented AI products. The intern will contribute to audit assurance tools while learning how to design, build, evaluate, and improve trustworthy applications for auditors. This project develops LLM-powered tools that help audit teams in various aspects of assurance work: - Analyse reports, policies, evidence, and control requirements. - Identify recurring themes, risks, and control weaknesses, and present traceable insights for review and decision-making. - Automate workflows and processes across audit planning, fieldwork, reporting, and follow-up. AI will serve as a first-line guide to explain audit requirements, identify relevant evidence, and help users prepare for review. Outputs will be grounded in approved policies and control sources, cite sources where available, and remain subject to professional judgement. The intern will work across the product lifecycle, from understanding an audit problem and shaping a solution through prototyping, testing, deployment, demonstration, and iteration. The solution must preserve security, explainability, and human oversight. What You Will Work On - Translate audit assurance workflows into clear user needs, technical requirements, assumptions, and measurable outcomes. - Build secure LLM, RAG, and agent workflows that process audit material, generate traceable insights, and automate control review and follow-up with human approval. - Develop usable full-stack features, including web interfaces, backend services, APIs, databases, dashboards, and export or reporting functions. - Test AI outputs against representative reports and edge cases; assess relevance, factual grounding, consistency, and usability; and apply security and human-review safeguards. - Use Git, issue tracking, code review, testing, and deployment practices to deliver maintainable solutions and document key decisions, limitations, and improvements.
We are seeking a Data Scientist Intern to join our Internal Audit team at GovTech. This role offers the successful candidate an exciting opportunity to apply data science, data engineering and software engineering techniques within internal audit to process data and identify trends and anomalies across various divisions of GovTech. The successful candidate will work alongside experienced Business and IT auditors, contributing to various audit projects and helping to drive data-driven insights across all aspects of internal audit work.
Part of the Government Digital Products Office (GDP), the AI Practice (AIP) forward-deployed teams (FDTs) work closely with public sector agencies on high-impact data science projects to enhance policymaking, operational work, and service delivery, all to support Singapore’s vision of building a Smart Nation. In your internship, you’ll be deployed to one of our agency sites to work with them on an ongoing data science project. You’ll have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in delivering data-driven insights and in developing tools or models for complex problems. Beyond sharpening your technical skills, you’ll also learn how to manage data science projects and communicate effectively with non-technical audiences. To get a sense of what kind of projects you may be working on, check out our Medium blog (https://medium.com/dsaid-govtech) for more details. Please note that the types of projects may vary across agencies. If you’re excited about cutting-edge and meaningful data science work, apply for our internship today!
EmPOWER is Singapore's groundbreaking end-to-end digital dispute resolution platform that transforms the entire employment claims process from filing to settlement into a seamless online experience. Instead of navigating complex paperwork, court hearings, and lengthy legal procedures, workers and employers can now resolve workplace disputes entirely through a comprehensive digital system that includes online claim filing, e-negotiation tools, video mediation, and automated settlement processing.
AI is only as good as the data it can safely use. GovTech's Data Practice enables responsible data use across the Whole of Government, letting agencies share and build on sensitive data for AI without putting citizen trust at risk. We do this by advancing Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) such as advanced anonymisation, synthetic data generation, and federated computing, and by tackling the new privacy risks that emerge as AI systems become agentic. You will work on real problems in AI and data privacy, on projects such as: Multi-turn privacy leakage in AI systems. As agencies deploy LLM assistants and agents that accumulate context through conversation history, retrieval, and memory, sensitive information can leak across interactions in ways single-turn safeguards miss. This is an open problem with no established solution in industry. You would quantify how the risk builds up and evaluate mitigations such as memory controls, context isolation, aggregation thresholds, and runtime guardrails. Image anonymisation. There is strong demand, particularly from healthcare, to use image data safely. OCR is mature, but a hard gap remains in accurately determining what in an image should be anonymised and cleanly replacing it. You would develop and evaluate detection and anonymisation approaches, with potential to work directly with a real pilot user.
GovTech Anti-Scam Products (GASP) is a product and engineering group that builds tech products to disrupt and deter scammers at scale. We are working on a novel shared unified memory system to unify all our data across all of our products to: 1. Generate Scam Threat Intelligence for SPF's monitoring 2. Proactively hunt for scams so as to further enhance our feeds
GovTech Anti-Scam Products (GASP) is a product and engineering group that builds tech products to disrupt and deter scammers at scale. We work on Bait - Bot using AI to Trap (scammers), which is a collection of LLM chatbots that disguise as vulnerable people to collect data.
GovTech Anti-Scam Products (GASP) is a product and engineering group that builds tech products to disrupt and deter scammers at scale. We are building advanced analytics, deterministic rules, and machine learning models to detect, disrupt, and prevent fraudulent activity in the scam ecosystem. Graph-Based Scam Detection: Leverage advanced graph algorithms (such as community detection and Graph Neural Networks/GNN embeddings) to map complex fraud rings and uncover hidden relationships between entities. AI-Assisted Operational Workflows: Build intelligent, automated investigation pipelines using modern orchestration frameworks like LangGraph to streamline and accelerate scam detection operations. Machine Learning & Predictive Modeling: Deploy robust classical machine learning approaches (including gradient boosting and bagging algorithms) to classify high-risk behavior with high precision and low latency.
Fine-tune domain-specific language models for automated vulnerability exploitation and verification for red team operation. In this project, you will tackle large-scale data engineering challenges by ingesting and cleaning an 8TB from past 25 years of exploits and payloads, benchmark open-weight foundation models, and optimize parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT/LoRA) techniques. You will construct and evaluate specialized AI pipelines capable of synthesizing context-aware payloads and verifying their execution and measuring the accuracy and performance to advance automated offensive security research.
Research establishes the evidence base for AI products deployed in schools. Using experimental design, causal inference and human-rated validation studies, the practice tests whether our automated evaluators and LLM-based graders measure what they claim to, and whether product use translates into measurable improvement in student outcomes — in partnership with academic collaborators, MOE divisions and schools.
As AI systems are increasingly deployed in real-world products and services, ensuring that they are safe, reliable, and responsible is critical. The Responsible AI team, part of GovTech's Artificial Intelligence Tech Practice, focuses on developing technical capabilities to define, measure, and mitigate Responsible AI risks within the Singapore public service. We aim to be at the forefront of the AI safety and responsible AI space through learning, experimentation, and applied research. We build practical frameworks and tools that translate Responsible AI principles into concrete engineering practices that support real deployment decisions. Some of our past works include RabakBench, KnowOrNot, MinorBench, and LionGuard. More details of our work can be found in our Responsible AI Playbook (https://go.gov.sg/responsibleaiplaybook) and division blog (https://blog.ai.gov.sg/). As this is a fast-moving space, you will be assigned to work with one of our team members on an applied research project relating to AI safety, robustness, fairness, interpretability, and/or explainability. You will be involved in all aspects of this process, from reviewing recent research to developing and deploying practical frameworks and tools, and contributing to knowledge sharing across the public sector, industry, and the open-source ecosystem. If you’re curious about how Responsible AI, practical engineering, and real-world policy come together and would like to contribute your ideas and skills in this space, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to learn, build, and make an impact with us.
Singpass is a trusted digital identity that allows residents to access government and business services online. As a Data Scientist, you will be entrusted with experimenting and deploying advanced ML models, analytics and simulations to detect fraudulent Singpass activities, with a unique opportunity to be exposed to the full-stack of MLOps from data engineering to model deployment.
The AI Innovation team is part of GovTech's AI Practice. We stay at the forefront of artificial intelligence research and help product teams adopt cutting-edge technologies to improve operational outcomes across government and deliver tech for public good. As a Data Scientist in the AI Innovation team, you will drive AI transformation in high-impact problem spaces by identifying and researching relevant AI techniques, conduct experiments, and deliver sound solutions through proof-of-concepts.
The AI Programme at MOE designs and builds AI products for Singapore's education system. Its products include LangBuddy (a language learning platform where students practise speaking through AI conversations), Markly (an AI marking assistant for teachers), and our AI governance portal. The portfolio is still growing. You will work one or more of these products: running discovery, designing and facilitating workshops, shaping flows and interfaces, and building your own designs in code with AI tools. What you work on will shift as the programme does, so this suits someone comfortable with ambiguity who wants a say in where the work goes. We are a small team that moves quickly. The products sit at different stages, from early prototypes to tools already in schools, so there is room to work on both new concepts and things teachers use today.
CIOO Labs is an interdisciplinary team of engineers, designers and project managers building products that improve productivity and employee experience for GovTech officers. We work lean and agile, prototype quickly, test with users and iterate fast. The projects will be based on the requirements of the team or any areas you are interested in!
Career Compass is reimagining how public officers navigate their careers. We’re building a digital platform that helps officers discover opportunities, understand their strengths, identify skills to grow, and confidently take the next step in their careers. By making career guidance more personalised, actionable and data-informed, Career Compass is shaping the future of talent development across Singapore’s Public Service.
CaseCentral is a unified One-Social-Service case management system to empower caseworkers in coordinating client-centric service delivery through harmonised process flows across MSF-funded programmes, enabling them to address client needs in a holistic manner. This integrated system provides a streamlined user experience whilst increasing digitalisation by reducing offline processes for officers and incorporating greater automation throughout the workflow.
We are the central design function for education technology. We work across many products for many different people: teachers, students, school leaders, and the officers who support them. Our products reach Singapore's education system at national scale. The internship has two halves. The first is product design work, weighted towards the solution space. A problem will usually have been framed before it reaches the intern. Their job is to work out what should actually be built, make it real, and push it until it is good enough to ship. The second is contributing to our design harness: the patterns, playbooks, templates and encoded design judgment that let a small central team work well with AI across many products at once. No settled practice exists for this yet. AI can generate an interface in seconds, and the industry has not worked out what that means for how design gets done. The intern will help us write our own answer rather than copy someone else's. Most places where you can experiment freely with AI-native design have no real users, and most places with real users at this scale will not let you experiment. This internship offers both.
Partner with GTC to redesign how citizens interact with digital government services. You will conduct user research, craft intuitive interfaces, and contribute to accessible design systems, translating complex public agency workflows into seamless digital journeys.
The Design Practice is our in-house team responsible for the end-to-end design of government digital services — spanning UI/UX design, design systems, user research, and visual/brand design. Rather than working on a single product, the team supports design needs across multiple government digital projects, ensuring consistency, usability, and good design standards throughout. As an intern, you will work closely with our designers and researchers across the practice, gaining exposure to real projects at various stages — from user research and usability testing, to UI/UX design for digital services, to contributing to our design system and component libraries. You will also take ownership of a specific design exploration project, where you'll get to lead a design challenge end-to-end — from problem framing and research through to prototyping and presenting your solution to the team. This is a great opportunity to build a well-rounded design portfolio while learning how design is practiced in a government context.
The HR Platform is an internal platform that supports human resource processes for public officers, including the hiring of teachers. The intern will work with the design team on research, interaction design, and usability testing to improve workflows and user experience for MOE HR services.
Info Services Programme consist of 5 products, WebSG (https://web.gov.sg), VICA (https://vica.gov.sg), SearchSG(https://www.search.gov.sg), WOGAA (https://home.wogaa.sg) and Oobee (https://www.oobee.tech.gov.sg). Our suite of products powers government websites and government agencies with seamless monitoring and smart AI tools, that make their digital information easily discoverable and accessible for members of the public.
Singapore’s land transport operations depend on large-scale digital systems to manage roadworks permits, licensing, and regulatory workflows that involve multiple agencies, external contractors, and operational teams. Many of these systems are built on legacy platforms and are undergoing a major modernisation effort. As a Designer Intern, you will be embedded in a GovTech–LTA squad under this LTA digital modernisation initiative. You will be assigned to either a discovery track or a product delivery track, depending on project needs and your strengths. In the discovery track, under the guidance of a design lead, you will conduct user research, map end-to-end journeys, and prototype new service experiences to help teams understand user pain points and shape future digital products. In the product delivery track, under the guidance of a design lead, you will work closely with engineers and product managers to refine and improve digital products—designing usable interfaces, validating designs through testing, and iterating based on real user feedback. You will work with actual operational users and stakeholders, contributing to digital services that directly support Singapore’s land transport ecosystem.
The Government Digital Products (GDP) Team aims to spearhead the digital transformation of government. We are a team of technologists in GovTech that aims to design and develop software applications that help government agencies better serve the needs of Singaporeans. We adopt an Agile development approach and work towards adopting tech best practices and aims to improve lives by empowering change with the right technologies and better user experience.
Partner with GTC to redesign how citizens interact with digital government services. You will conduct user research, craft intuitive interfaces, and contribute to accessible design systems, translating complex public agency workflows into seamless digital journeys.
The PA Community Portal App is a digital gateway for residents to connect, participate, and build a stronger sense of community in their neighbourhood. It brings together local updates, events, volunteer opportunities, and neighbourhood services in one place — making it easy for residents to discover ways to engage, help one another, and shape the community they live in.
Parents Gateway (PG) is a national platform that helps schools communicate with parents. As part of PG 2.0, we’re improving features like parents communication, services and engagement to better support school-home partnerships. The intern will work with the design team on research, design, and feedback gathering for these features.
To streamline and improve existing operational processes across areas such as procurement, invoicing, contract management and project management. The intern will work with project managers and stakeholders to understand existing processes and user pain points, identify opportunities to simplify and improve workflows, and design better user experiences. The intern will also explore opportunities to automate suitable activities using existing Government tools and AI capabilities. Where appropriate, the intern may use AI-assisted development approaches such as vibe coding to develop prototypes or lightweight solutions for testing with users.
The Employer Portal is a new, SME-facing site that supports businesses in Singapore to train and develop their workforce, replacing the SkillsFuture for Business and Workforce Singapore for Employers sites, and bringing insights and key transactions all in one place.
This placement sits within SWDA's product design function, working across two user groups in Singapore's workforce development ecosystem: Employers This user group comprises of businesses accessing government-funded programmes to train and develop their workforce. The Employer Portal is a new, SME-facing site that supports businesses in Singapore to train and develop their workforce, replacing the SkillsFuture for Business and Workforce Singapore for Employers sites, and bringing insights and key transactions all in one place. MVP launched in 2026, it is now in post-launch iteration: expanding features, refining flows based on live usage data, and running evaluative research to validate design directions with real users. Training Providers This user group comprises of organisations that deliver SWDA-funded courses and programmes on behalf of the agency. This is a new design scope where we are conducting exploratory research to understand how training providers interact with SWDA systems and services, their needs, pain points, and operational workflows. Working across both user groups gives exposure to the full design process: from building foundational understanding where none exists, to refining and delivering designs within live product(s).
Singapore is highly dependent on trade, which contributes significantly to the national economy, generating more than SGD 10 billion in annual revenue and accounting for approximately 20% of GDP. TradeNet is a national Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) that plays a vital role in facilitating Singapore’s trade ecosystem. It processes import and export permits, supports the collection of duties and taxes, enables the regulation of controlled goods, and facilitates the tracking of goods movements. Given TradeNet’s critical role in Singapore’s economy and trade operations, it is essential that the system remains secure, reliable, and up to date. The team is therefore undertaking a modernisation of TradeNet to ensure that it can continue to meet evolving business, operational, and technological needs.
Workpal is a mobile app that gives public officers access to a range of services and information on their personal devices, anytime and anywhere. It serves about 179,000 officers across the public service. The team works with backend system owners to identify the mobile functions that matter most in the employee and workplace service journeys, then delivers the experience together. The result is faster transactions and actionable communications that improve productivity and engagement. You will work alongside the product team and get hands-on across the product lifecycle. This includes sitting in agile ceremonies with engineering and design (backlog refinement, sprints and retrospectives), taking part in needs analysis with partner agencies, shaping features from problem statement through to launch, and seeing how a release goes to market and is measured after it ships.
Workplace Experience (WXP) is a programme that helps agencies deliver coherent workplace experiences for public officers across digital services, mobile touchpoints and the physical workplace. Today, workplace journeys often span multiple systems, teams and physical touchpoints, making what should be a simple end-to-end experience feel fragmented for public officers. WXP brings these journeys together through a common mobile front door in Workpal, with shared platform capabilities, and integrated workplace products such as Visitor Management and Access@Gov. The result is a more seamless experience where officers can complete their work without needing to understand which system, service or team owns each step. You will work alongside the programme and product development teams and get hands-on across strategy, discovery and delivery. This includes taking part in agency engagements and user research, mapping end-to-end workplace journeys, identifying where mobile, platform or AI capabilities can remove friction, shaping solutions that cut across multiple products and integrations, and helping define how success is measured after solutions are rolled out. You will get exposure to how a platform product brings different product teams and stakeholders together to solve whole-of-government workplace problems at scale.
Our team works with emerging technologies to create innovative services and solutions that push the boundaries of digital governance. Join us for an immersive internship where you'll work alongside domain experts to shape the future of AI. This isn't just another internship – it's a learning opportunity to make a meaningful impact to deliver “Tech for Public Good”. - Pioneer Responsible AI: Contribute to projects that advance responsible AI deployment and digital governance - Develop Innovative Use Cases: Create and test exploratory AI services that solve real business problems - Drive Knowledge Sharing: Curate learning resources and facilitate innovation sessions to upskill team members on emerging AI tools and techniques - Foster Innovation Culture: Enable and support a culture of experimentation, creative thinking, and continuous improvement across the organization
Join MOE's AI Programme to help shape an AI-ready education system. Interns will work with educators, AI practitioners, and industry partners to design AI learning experiences/workshops, develop AI use cases, and drive initiatives that enable educators and MOE officers to use AI effectively, responsibly, and at scale.
Ever wondered how millions of Singaporeans access government digital services seamlessly — whether checking CPF balances, filing taxes, or applying for HDB flats? Much of that relies on APIs quietly working behind the scenes, and APEX Cloud (https://www.apex.gov.sg) is the one-stop platform that enables government agencies to securely connect, share data, and build digital services together. As an APEX Product Manager intern, you will work alongside the product team to understand what government agencies and businesses actually need from a national API platform, and help translate those needs into better products. You won't just observe — you will talk to real users, identify real problems, and help shape what gets built next. Your work will directly influence features and improvements used by agencies across the Singapore Government.
BizFile is ACRA’s one-stop digital service portal for business registration, filing and information services. It enables companies and individuals to perform activities such as business incorporation, annual return filing, corporate record updates and the purchase of business information. This project aims to enhance the BizFile experience and expand its offerings by exploring how emerging tools, technologies and product approaches can better address user needs. As part of the product team, the intern will contribute to selected stages of the product development lifecycle. Depending on project needs and the internship period, responsibilities may include: - Conducting user and customer research to understand needs, pain points and opportunities - Performing market and comparative research to identify relevant trends and practices - Analysing product and user data to support product decisions - Translating insights into product concepts and requirements - Developing prototypes to validate potential solutions - Collaborating with product managers, designers, engineers and other stakeholders - Supporting User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and product launch activities - Analysing user feedback and product performance after launch - Contributing to prioritisation and product decision-making within a larger product team The intern will gain practical exposure to how digital products are developed and improved in a complex environment involving diverse users, stakeholders and operational considerations.
We are looking for an enthusiastic intern to support our team in building learning experiences and capabilities across the government's product community. You'll own a real product problem end to end over roughly three months, from research through to recommendation. Expect to talk to users, analyse what you hear, and turn it into something the team can act on. You'll also help build the case for our product standards with senior stakeholders and support the community events we run for product practitioners across the public service. We're looking for someone curious about product, comfortable presenting to people more senior than them, and happy to pitch in on the engineering, design and product aspects of development.
DataTable is an operational data store that enables government agencies to transform and operate on their own data — without building infrastructure. It emerged from gaps observed across GovTech's suite of platform products (ApplySG, BookingSG, GovEntry, GovWallet, Opus, and more), where agencies frequently needed a way to consolidate, manage, and act on data flowing through these products. DataTable is currently in early-stage proof-of-concept, with the aim of giving agencies a single place to work with their operational data across the platform — without the need to provision or maintain their own data infrastructure. The Enablement Team serves as the bridge between government agencies and the suite of products available within GDP. The team’s mission is to help agencies navigate a multi-product environment, understand their business needs, and identify the most suitable products to address their challenges. Beyond product recommendations, the Enablement Team works closely with agencies to validate proposed solutions through Proofs of Concept (POCs). By partnering with agencies during the evaluation phase, the team helps assess product fit, gather feedback, and demonstrate real-world value before adoption. This consultative approach enables agencies to make informed decisions, reduces implementation risks, and accelerates the delivery of effective digital solutions.
The MOE Digital Innovation and Ventures Accelerator is the internal innovation incubator for MOE. The team's remit is to help experiment new innovation ideas fast. Exciting new products the intern will be working on will include tools that help improve teachers productivity, student learning outcomes, and parent engagements.
Programme Description Educator Productivity Products builds the tools that Singapore's schools run on every day, used by teachers and school leaders across schools. It covers the operational work that keeps a school moving: assigning relief cover when a teacher goes on leave, running school-wide surveys, and replacing the spreadsheets and group chats that schools fall back on today. We are a forward-deployed team. We sit inside MOE, visit schools, watch teachers work, and build directly against what we find. There is no ticket queue between us and our users. As our intern, you will sit in on a conversation with users about something that is broken, then help build and ship the fix. What you write reaches real schools within your internship, not a backlog for someone else to pick up next year.
The Infrastructure and Facility Services Division (IFSD) is responsible for the planning, development, operation and maintenance of MOE's school infrastructure and facilities. To support IFSD's digital transformation efforts, the Infrastructure and Facility Services Digital Office (IFDO) drives the adoption of digital, data and AI-enabled solutions across the infrastructure lifecycle. Together, IFSD and IFDO work across four key domains: Plan, Build, Operate and Maintain, with the aim of delivering a more integrated, data-driven and efficient approach to managing school infrastructure. The four domains cover: - Plan – leveraging data, analytics and geospatial technologies to support demand forecasting, infrastructure master planning and long-term decision-making. - Build – improving project delivery through digital workflows, AI-assisted processes and smarter project management practices. - Operate – enhancing day-to-day operations through smart facilities management, automation, robotics and IoT-enabled solutions. - Maintain – optimising maintenance and facilities management through digital systems, predictive maintenance and AI-driven insights. Interns will be attached to IFDO and work on initiatives within one of these four infrastructure lifecycle domains. Depending on the project, interns may support activities such as data analysis, user research, process improvement, solution design, prototype development, system implementation, testing and stakeholder engagement. Interns will gain hands-on experience working on real-world digital transformation projects and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to improve how school infrastructure is planned, delivered and managed.
LEAP3 is the next-generation platform for drafting, amending, consolidating and publishing Singapore's legislation, built for the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC). Every Act and piece of subsidiary legislation on Singapore Statutes Online passes through this pipeline. Today, legislation moves through a decades-old proprietary system and a manual, Word-and-email workflow. LEAP3 replaces this with a modern platform that AGC fully owns, changing how the country's laws are made and published. The product problems are genuinely hard. The users are legislative drafters, editors and publishers, experts whose first demand is absolute accuracy, and the platform must absorb growing legislative volume without growing the team. The PM intern joins the core product team: interviewing drafters, running usability tests, turning findings into prioritised requirements, writing specs the build team uses, and tracking delivery with external vendors. Every product decision here trades off accuracy, usability and time. The output is the law.
LangBuddy is an AI-powered language practice tool (https://langbuddy.moe.edu.sg) that helps students improve their Mother Tongue Languages - Mandarin, Malay and Tamil - through interactive conversations. It provides a safe, engaging space for learners to practise speaking and writing, build confidence, and strengthen language skills anytime, anywhere. As part of this project, interns will contribute to a live, public-sector digital product that supports language learning at scale. The project has been featured in The Straits Times for its role in government-led AI trials supporting Mother Tongue Language Learning, offering interns a rare opportunity to gain hands-on experience working on a nationally relevant initiative that combines technology, education and social impact. https://www.straitstimes.com/tech/digital-memorial-ai-voice-bot-to-practice-mother-tongue-among-new-tech-trialled-by-govt
Drive the strategy and delivery of high-impact digital initiatives across the public sector. You will sit at the intersection of tech, design, and policy—defining feature roadmaps, synthesizing user needs, and helping ship products that solve real-world citizen challenges.
Drive the strategy and delivery of high-impact digital initiatives across the public sector. You will sit at the intersection of tech, design, and policy—defining feature roadmaps, synthesizing user needs, and helping ship products that solve real-world citizen challenges.
We are looking for a Product Manager Intern to help scale our Open Digital Platform (ODP). As ODP grows, we are opening up our platform to an ecosystem of partners. You will actively help figure out how we bring ODP to market with external partners. You'll research what our partners need, identify technical and business friction points, and help build the playbook to make connecting to ODP fast, simple, and reliable. - Help create a simple Partner Onboarding Playbook (guides, setup steps, and feedback channels) to get partners up and running quickly. - Set up short feedback loops with early test partners to learn fast and continuously improve ODP. - Work closely with product and engineering teams to balance speed, quality, and simplicity when shipping partner features.
Ourworkforce is a new product slated to be launched in September 2026. The platform aims to support all employer related workforce needs in one place - right from planning for their workforce, Making decisions, taking concrete actions to fulfill the decisions, and monitoring the impact of their actions.
SAFER (Sensemaking Alerts for Frontline Engagement and Response) is an operational capability developed by MSF to support child protection efforts. It continuously monitors individuals linked to child protection cases, generating dynamic household-level risk scores based on data from MSF and partner agencies (e.g. SPF, CNB). When risk thresholds are crossed, SAFER surfaces cases for timely triage or intervention, enabling case managers and frontline officers to act early on households at risk of child abuse.
In Singapore, approximately 30-40% of the workforce is made up of foreigners. The SGWorkPass mobile app (https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/sgworkpass) is designed for work pass holders to scan the QR code of their work pass cards and access their identity information. Initially serving as a companion app to physical work pass cards, SGWorkPass is undergoing a transformation into a digital work pass for work pass holders. This transition will enable work pass holders to conduct transactions directly with the government, seek assistance, and verify their identity using the digital work pass.
SSOE enables Singapore MOE Schools to operate consistently by providing reliable network connectivity, computing devices for teachers and students to enhance their teaching and learning journey supported by best-in-class Google & Microsoft education workspaces to improve communications and collaboration. SSOE TechBuddy is a one-stop Gen AI conversational assistant who will navigate the technology challenges that educators are facing on a day-to-day basis and resolve them in the shortest possible.
Every day, thousands of teachers, HQ staff, and vendors across MOE rely on tools like Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and OpenAI's suite to get their work done, but the process of actually requesting, approving, and provisioning those licenses often lives in scattered emails and manual handoffs. The License Procurement Module is a self-service portal that fixes this: users can browse available licenses and devices, add them to a cart, and route requests automatically to the right provisioning team, whether that's the NCS team managing Copilot, the Google admins handling Gemini, or the team behind OpenAI access, without anyone needing to know who to email. As our Product Management Intern, you'll get to run the full discovery-to-prototype cycle on a live government system. You'll speak directly with the schools and vendors who use the portal every day, uncover what's actually broken, and turn those insights into a working prototype that could reshape how an entire ministry manages digital procurement. This isn't a simulated exercise, your research and recommendations will directly inform what gets built next.
Singpass Identity Platform is the core digital identity platform that enables individuals to securely access government and participating private-sector digital services. It supports identity authentication, account and credential management, recovery, and other foundational identity capabilities that allow users to prove and manage their digital identity across the Singpass ecosystem.
Singpass (singpass.gov.sg) is more than just an app in your pocket, but also a national trust infrastructure that thousands of organisations build on — banks verifying a new customer, insurers signing a policy digitally, telcos onboarding a subscriber, and government agencies delivering services to citizens. These partners plug into Singpass through the Singpass Developer Portal (developer.singpass.gov.sg), where they discover products such as Login and Myinfo, configure and test their integrations, and manage them after going live. The Partner Experience team owns this side of Singpass end to end: the journey from discovering the right product to going live and staying compliant, the governance that keeps the ecosystem secure and accountable, and the day-to-day success of every partner on the platform. The leverage here is unusual — a confusing form or an unclear line of documentation does not slow down one developer, it slows down hundreds of digital services that millions of people use every day. You will work on real problems in this space and ship changes that partners across Singapore actually feel.
Singapore is highly dependent on trade, which contributes significantly to the national economy, generating more than SGD 10 billion in annual revenue and accounting for approximately 20% of GDP. TradeNet is a national Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) that plays a vital role in facilitating Singapore’s trade ecosystem. It processes import and export permits, supports the collection of duties and taxes, enables the regulation of controlled goods, and facilitates the tracking of goods movements. Given TradeNet’s critical role in Singapore’s economy and trade operations, it is essential that the system remains secure, reliable, and up to date. The team is therefore undertaking a modernisation of TradeNet to ensure that it can continue to meet evolving business, operational, and technological needs.
Workpal is a mobile app that gives public officers access to a range of services and information on their personal devices, anytime and anywhere. It serves about 179,000 officers across the public service. The team works with backend system owners to identify the mobile functions that matter most in the employee and workplace service journeys, then delivers the experience together. The result is faster transactions and actionable communications that improve productivity and engagement. You will work alongside the product team and get hands-on across the product lifecycle. This includes sitting in agile ceremonies with engineering and design (backlog refinement, sprints and retrospectives), taking part in needs analysis with partner agencies, shaping features from problem statement through to launch, and seeing how a release goes to market and is measured after it ships
Workplace Experience (WXP) is a programme that helps agencies deliver coherent workplace experiences for public officers across digital services, mobile touchpoints and the physical workplace. Today, workplace journeys often span multiple systems, teams and physical touchpoints, making what should be a simple end-to-end experience feel fragmented for public officers. WXP brings these journeys together through a common mobile front door in Workpal, with shared platform capabilities, and integrated workplace products such as Visitor Management and Access@Gov. The result is a more seamless experience where officers can complete their work without needing to understand which system, service or team owns each step. You will work alongside the programme and product development teams and get hands-on across strategy, discovery and delivery. This includes taking part in agency engagements and user research, mapping end-to-end workplace journeys, identifying where mobile, platform or AI capabilities can remove friction, shaping solutions that cut across multiple products and integrations, and helping define how success is measured after solutions are rolled out. You will get exposure to how a platform product brings different product teams and stakeholders together to solve whole-of-government workplace problems at scale.
BookingSG is a whole-of-government booking platform that enables government agencies to easily set up and manage appointment and facility booking services through a single, configurable platform. Instead of building bespoke booking systems, agencies can self-configure and launch services quickly, while leveraging built-in capabilities such as rescheduling, cancellations, reminders and attendance management. BookingSG aims to reduce duplicated development and operational effort across government while providing citizens with a consistent and convenient booking experience across public services.
Developer Productivity & Services (DPS) supports products and services that improve how government developers build and deliver software. As a Product Operations intern, you will help us understand how developers experience and use our products, and turn customer and product data into meaningful insights for Product Managers. You will support the Developer Satisfaction Survey, analyse product adoption and customer feedback, and contribute to the DPS Customer Intelligence Framework. You will also help improve and automate recurring Product Ops processes such as product scorecards and management reporting. This internship provides exposure to Product Operations, business analytics, customer research and product strategy, working across multiple developer products and with Product Managers across DPS.
MOE's 370 public-facing websites have grown organically over the years — each evolving independently across different platforms, domains and operating models, with little overarching coordination. While this reflects the breadth and diversity of MOE's programmes and services, it has also created real challenges: websites that are hard to find, inconsistent in accessibility, unclear in ownership, and increasingly difficult to sustain. The proposed Website Governance initiative is MOE's answer to this — a structured, forward-looking framework that brings clarity and coherence to the entire website landscape. At its heart is a fit-for-purpose platform approach that matches each website to the right technology — whether Isomer Next for informational sites, Optical for complex mission-critical services, or WebSG for dynamic engagement-oriented content — paired with a standardised domain structure under *.moe.gov.sg or *.moe.edu.sg to strengthen public trust and whole-of-government alignment. This initiative lays the groundwork for a more discoverable, accessible and sustainable digital presence for MOE — one that better serves students, parents and educators for years to come.
The MOM License Processing System is a new enhancement project that focuses on bringing workplace safety & health licenses and permits into a streamlined, user-friendly platform. The aim is to make it easier for employers, safety officers, and workers to discover and apply for licenses that support them in their efforts, whether it is in starting a new business, maintaining safe operations, ensuring regulatory compliance, or protecting their workforce.
About the Product Management Practice The Product Management Practice (PMP) is GovTech's centre of excellence for product management capabilities. We help strengthen product management and Product Operations practices across GovTech, building the standards, systems and capabilities that enable teams to deliver better digital products for the public good. We are looking for a Product Operations Intern to join the team and gain hands-on experience in how Product Operations enables product teams, programmes and communities to operate effectively at scale. What You Will Be Working On As a Product Operations Intern, you will work alongside Product Operations specialists to support the workflows, programmes and operational processes that underpin PMP's work. Your work may include: Workflow & Programme Operations Support the day-to-day running of operational workflows across capability development and other Product Operations initiatives. Coordinate activities such as participant onboarding, scheduling, communications, assessments, tracking and follow-ups. Maintain trackers, forms, records and other operational tools to ensure information is accurate and up to date. Test new or updated workflows from a user perspective and help identify gaps, friction points and opportunities for improvement. Document processes, SOPs, templates and guides so that workflows are easy for others to understand and use. Tools & Process Improvement Support the setup and maintenance of simple forms, trackers and other operational tools. Assist with User Acceptance Testing (UAT), help test process improvements and simple workflow enhancements before they are rolled out. Identify repetitive or manual tasks and surface opportunities where processes could be made simpler or more efficient. Support basic reporting on programme participation, progress and other operational metrics. Feedback & Continuous Improvement Support feedback collection through surveys, interviews, retrospectives and programme check-ins. Consolidate feedback and operational observations to identify recurring themes and pain points. Help Product Operations specialists track improvement actions and close the feedback loop with participants and stakeholders. Contribute ideas on how workflows and participant experiences can be improved. Product Operations Community & Capability Building Support Product Operations community activities such as learning sessions, workshops, sharing sessions and events. Assist Product Operations specialists in preparing training materials, playbooks, templates and resources for the wider Product Operations community. Support event logistics, participant communications, feedback collection and post-event follow-ups. Help organise and document useful practices, examples and lessons learned so they can be shared across GovTech.
SPO 2nd Brain with Agentic Skills to help with your day to day tasks such as Document generation/updating, information gathering and sharing, handle queries and data analysis requirements.
The intern will join MDDI’s Product Ops workstream to support the development of a more evidence-based and outcome-driven operating model for MDDI digital products. MDDI is strengthening how digital products are managed beyond initial delivery. This includes helping product teams define clearer outcomes, track meaningful metrics, maintain trustworthy evidence, document decisions, and connect product reporting to timely follow-up actions. The intern may support work on product scorecards, product report cards, metric definitions, baseline tracking, product operating cadences, knowledge management, user feedback, adoption tracking, and the preparation of materials for product, steering committee, and management discussions. The intern may contribute across MDDI products and AI-enabled initiatives, including both communications-related and corporate functions-related products, and other emerging product or AI workstreams as priorities evolve. The role is suitable for someone interested in how product teams use data, governance, operations, stakeholder management, and institutional knowledge to improve public sector digital services. Working alongside product managers, engineers, data scientists, policy and operations stakeholders, the intern will gain hands-on exposure to how Product Ops helps digital products move from activity reporting to evidence-based decisions, clearer ownership, better follow-through, and stronger product outcomes.
iOSH GCC is a system that supports the management of Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) functions across the MOM. It covers a range of capabilities including licensing, certification and registration, monitoring and surveillance, accident reporting, and training records management.
The intern will support the development and implementation of processes to improve cyber hygiene in government systems and participate in assessing solutions that contribute to identity and data security for in an agentic environment.
Singapore is highly dependent on trade, which contributes significantly to the national economy, generating more than SGD 10 billion in annual revenue and accounting for approximately 20% of GDP. TradeNet is a national Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) that plays a vital role in facilitating Singapore’s trade ecosystem. It processes import and export permits, supports the collection of duties and taxes, enables the regulation of controlled goods, and facilitates the tracking of goods movements. Given TradeNet’s critical role in Singapore’s economy and trade operations, it is essential that the system remains secure, reliable, and up to date. The team is therefore undertaking a modernisation of TradeNet to ensure that it can continue to meet evolving business, operational, and technological needs.
Generative AI is transforming how governments deliver services, make decisions, and improve productivity. The Whole-of-Government (WOG) Enterprise AI Programme enables public officers across Singapore's government agencies to securely access enterprise AI tools. As a Tech Product Operations Intern, you will join the team responsible for operating and scaling these AI platforms across the Public Service. This is not a typical operations role. You will work at the intersection of product management, technology, data analytics, user experience, governance, and AI adoption, helping shape how thousands of public officers leverage AI in their daily work. Interns will gain hands-on experience in: Monitoring and improving AI product operations and service delivery. Analyzing platform usage, adoption trends, and user feedback to generate actionable insights. Supporting onboarding and enablement initiatives across government agencies. Automating operational workflows and developing dashboards for product performance tracking. Collaborating with product managers, engineers, policymakers, and industry partners to enhance AI services. Exploring emerging AI capabilities and evaluating how they can be operationalized at scale within the Public Service.
The Data Discovery Programme focuses on shaping Whole-of-Government strategies, standards and best practices to improve how data and information are organised, managed, and discovered within and across government agencies. The programme drives the adoption of central platforms, develops information and data management frameworks, and influences the long-term roadmap for enterprise search and AI-powered information discovery capabilities. Through research, stakeholder engagement, governance, capability development, and strategic consultancy, the programme helps agencies strengthen data and information discoverability, knowledge sharing, workforce productivity, and AI readiness.
Work alongside engineers to enhance existing AI-enabled applications and conversational knowledge capabilities used within NCSS. Intern will contribute to improving existing features, knowledge retrieval and response quality, while developing new capabilities that improve application functionality and user experience. Interns will gain hands-on experience with Large Language Models (LLMs), AI application development, engineering automation.
- AI Assistant is an agentic platform built in-house. It comprises of an agent solution for public officers to use in daily work, and the Harness component, where developers can easily and securely build their own agents and MCP servers. - AI Assistant Harness is an ecosystem, developers are provided with out-of-box devops, observability and evaluations when they build agents or MCPs on it. It also provides security baselines to guard the runtime of agents and MCPs. - Via the MCP gateway, Harness allows MCP developers to develop and publish their tools easily. And agentic apps who plug-in the gateway can have access to the rich tools that others built.
An AI-powered cloud security platform that helps organisations detect, understand and respond to security risks across complex cloud environments. Interns will work with cloud technologies, AI-driven detection, data pipelines and modern web applications to identify misconfigurations, analyse security signals and build tools that help protect critical digital infrastructure.
This internship supports the development of AI-enabled prototypes, internal tools, and agentic workflows to accelerate AI adoption across GDT. The intern will use GenAI tools such as ChatGPT Enterprise and modern vibe coding approaches to build practical solutions that help CIO teams work more effectively. The work will focus on supporting CIO teams in turning operational pain points into working prototypes, developing lightweight AI agents and workflow automations, testing ideas quickly, and documenting reusable patterns for broader adoption. The intern will work closely with the team to explore how GenAI can improve productivity, reduce manual effort, and strengthen internal capability for responsible AI use. This role offers hands-on exposure to applied AI development, rapid prototyping, and software engineering in a public sector environment.
An AI-powered platform that uses intelligent agents to transform how software products are reviewed and governed throughout the development lifecycle. Interns will work with agentic AI, multiple LLMs, enterprise integrations and modern web technologies to build intelligent tools that automate reviews, improve software quality and help teams deliver safer digital services.
GovTech is the lead agency driving Singapore’s Smart Nation initiatives and public sector digital transformation. As the Centre of Excellence for Infocomm Technology and Smart Systems (ICT & SS), GovTech develops the Singapore Government’s capabilities in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence, Application Development, Smart City Technology, Digital Infrastructure, and Cybersecurity. At GovTech, we offer you a purposeful career to make lives better where we empower our people to master their craft through robust learning and development opportunities all year round. Play a part in Singapore’s vision to build a Smart Nation and embark on your meaningful journey to build tech for public good. Join us to advance our mission and shape your future with us today! Learn more about GovTech at tech.gov.sg. [About the Team] The Ministry of Education is building AI products and shared platform capabilities that can improve how students learn, how teachers work, and how HQ teams run complex operational workflows. The AI Platform & Capability Programme sits at the centre of this work. We build and support AI-native products such as learning assistants, marking tools, procurement agents, multimodal prototypes, and the shared evaluation, observability, model-access, and governance capabilities needed to scale them responsibly. We are hiring software engineers who can take ambiguous problems from brief to production. This is not a pure research role and not a demo-building role. The work is to build reliable, maintainable, policy-sensitive AI systems that can survive real users, real operational constraints, and public-sector trust requirements. AI will support how we build. Engineers still own the design, judgement, quality, and consequences of what ships. How we build We prefer simple, durable engineering choices over novelty for its own sake. The stack may vary by product, but the principles do not: clear architecture, automated testing, CI/CD, observability, secure-by-design delivery, and systems that are easy to reason about after launch. The team’s operating model is product-led and platform-amplified. Product squads prove value in real education or HQ workflows; shared platform capabilities make those products observable, testable, governable, and reusable across MOE. Engineers may work inside a product squad, on the shared AI platform, or in a forward-deployed model where they help a vertical team build AI capability before bringing reusable patterns back to the centre
This project focuses on designing and developing AI solutions to enhance software development and governance processes across government agencies. The initiative will cover key areas including application development, test case design and generation, test automation, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and CI/CD pipeline configuration. The AI solutions will strengthen governance capabilities by automating source code reviews, evaluating CI/CD pipeline configurations, assessing code review quality, and identifying false positives in code quality and vulnerability assessments. Through these targeted interventions, the project aims to elevate DevSecOps maturity levels across government agencies, ultimately improving software delivery efficiency and security posture. The solution creates scalable, intelligent assistance for development teams while maintaining robust oversight and quality assurance throughout the software development lifecycle.
AI-Assisted Incident Response & Root Cause Analysis (RCA) GTO Operations Engineering Practice (OEP) is exploring how Agentic AI tools can help engineers investigate and mitigate production incidents more effectively. This project will research emerging AIOps and Agentic AI approaches, assess how AI can be applied to operational data such as logs, metrics, traces, code and runbooks, and build a prototype that can assist engineers in identifying root causes and recommending mitigation actions. The project will evaluate the prototype against representative incident scenarios, with the aim of reducing the time required to diagnose and mitigate incidents.
Our team builds and maintains automation tooling that supports government application systems hosted on Government Commercial Cloud (GCC) infrastructure. We reduce manual operational toil, enforce governance standards, and identify where automation can replace repetitive work at scale. As an intern, you will work on real production tooling — not sandboxed demos. A core focus of this internship is AI-augmented operations: applying modern AI techniques to make infrastructure management smarter, more proactive, and less dependent on manual intervention. What You'll Work On: - Developing Skills, Agents, and MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that connect AI agents to operational data sources and enable intelligent anomaly detection, adaptive remediation, and natural-language interfaces to infrastructure runbooks - Building AI-augmented tooling in Python and TypeScript to support Operations Automation workflows - Collaborating with the team to integrate LLMs into real operational workflows for GCC-hosted environments - Getting exposure to how AI-augmented tooling interacts with underlying infrastructure automation (Ansible playbooks for OS audit/remediation, Terraform for infrastructure-as-code) across RHEL and Windows Server environments
Procurement Digitalisation & AI aims to explore and develop practical digital and AI-enabled solutions that make government procurement simpler, more efficient and user-friendly. The project will involve working on real-world procurement challenges and taking ideas and prototypes towards practical solutions. Key initiatives include enhancing and validating an existing AI-enabled RFQ Generator that aims to reduce the time and effort required to draft procurement documents, as well as developing interactive procurement guide to make procurement knowledge and resources easier for officers to access and navigate. The project may also involve the development, enhancement and testing of other procurement digitalisation solutions. Through these initiatives, we aim to reduce manual effort, improve productivity and create a better procurement experience for GovTech and/or public officers.
An AI-powered platform exploring the use of generative AI to transform how public officers access information, perform tasks and work with digital services. Interns will gain hands-on experience with modern AI technologies, LLM-powered applications, APIs and cloud infrastructure while building solutions for real-world government use cases.
Ever wondered how different government agencies work together behind the scenes to power the web and mobile apps you use every day in Singapore? Much of that collaboration happens through APIs, and APEX Cloud (https://www.apex.gov.sg) is the one-stop platform that helps agencies securely connect, share data, and build digital services together. As an APEX intern, you will join the team building the APEX Gateways, Portals, CLI tools, and SDKs that make these integrations smoother, safer, and may even enable new forms of collaboration! Your work will contribute to real government applications and services used by millions of people, while giving you hands-on experience with large-scale systems, security, and developer platforms.
The Appeal Management System (AMS) is a Whole-of-Government platform that serves as a central gateway for public officers to receive, manage, and respond to appeals. It connects with a range of systems and services to support the end-to-end processing of appeals, while helping to route each appeal to the right agencies and teams so that cases are handled promptly and do not fall through the cracks. As a small, multidisciplinary squad, we work closely across product, design, engineering, and operations to continuously improve AMS. The team builds features that improve how appeals are routed, processed, and tracked, with a strong focus on reducing response times and helping agencies meet their service level targets. Interns will have the opportunity to work closely with the team across different stages of the development process, contribute to a production system used across 100% of service delivery agencies in the Government, and take on meaningful engineering problems involving integrations, workflows, performance, and reliability.
Join our innovative team for an internship where you'll contribute to the development and enhancement of applications and tools that are shaping the future of Finance at GovTech. You'll explore real-world business challenges, map operational workflows, and identify opportunities to improve, automate, and optimise processes using AI-assisted coding tools such as Claude and GovTech-developed platforms like Ownself Gather, Opus, etc. If you are passionate about technology, innovation, and problem-solving, this internship offers a unique opportunity to create meaningful impact while gaining firsthand experience in AI, automation, and digital transformation.
The project will implement use cases to help users to leverage on AI to improve office productivity and efficiency.
Litmus provides a multi-tenant SaaS service enabling development teams to perform frequent and seamless AI safety and security testing for Generative AI applications. The objective is to provide a “Testing as a Service” platform for WOG application developers with an automated tool informing teams about safety and security risks. Key goals include providing baseline assurance that AI applications mitigate risks and empowering teams to react to risks in an agile manner. Sentinel is a multi-tenant SaaS service that enables development teams to implement real-time security and compliance guardrails for their applications. The objective is to provide a "Guardrails as a Service" platform, ensuring applications consistently adhere to predefined standards and regulations. Key goals include delivering baseline assurance that applications are secure and compliant, and empowering teams to address deviations promptly. Indepth. is our deepfake solution.
AR Buddy aims to reimagine how Augmented Resources (AR) are procured across the Singapore Public Service. Leveraging AI, automation, and user-centric design, we will streamline the end-to-end AR journey, from generating job descriptions, sourcing candidates to onboarding, contract management, and performance insights. The intern will contribute to the development of AR Buddy, focusing on the pre-procurement phase of AR sourcing. Working closely with the team, the intern will design, build, and test capabilities that streamline supplier shortlisting, AI-assisted Job Description generation, CV management, and candidate screening.
GovTech is the lead agency driving Singapore's Smart Nation initiatives and public sector digital transformation. As the Centre of Excellence for Infocomm Technology and Smart Systems (ICT & SS), GovTech develops the Singapore Government's capabilities in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence, Application Development, Smart City Technology, Digital Infrastructure, and Cybersecurity. As a Singpass intern, you won't just be writing code, you'll be learning how to build "National-Scale" systems. You'll dive deep into the mechanics of Singapore's digital identity backbone, gaining hands-on experience in distributed systems, high-availability architecture, and production-grade security. Join the team at Singpass to learn what it takes to run a global leader in national identity.
Join GovTech's Finance Data & Operations team and build software solutions that transform how finance processes operate. As a Software Engineer Intern, you will design and develop automation tools, web applications and system integrations that improve productivity and reduce manual work across Finance. You will work on real-world engineering challenges, ranging from API integrations and workflow automation to AI-assisted applications and internal productivity platforms. You will collaborate with Finance, Product and Engineering stakeholders to understand business problems and translate them into scalable digital solutions. Throughout the internship, you will gain hands-on experience in modern software engineering practices, cloud technologies, AI-assisted development and government digital platforms. If you enjoy building products, solving operational challenges and creating tools that have measurable impact, this internship offers a unique opportunity to contribute to GovTech's digital transformation journey.
CIOO Labs is a team of inter-disciplinary engineers & designers that aims to support the productivity of GovTech officers, as well as GovTech’s strategic transformation initiatives. As a model for what future CIO Teams can look like, we seek to be a team where individuals go beyond their main engineering or design scope, and also take ownership of the product as a whole to see it through to success. We operate in a lean and agile manner to rapidly prototype and solve problems in a quick and efficient manner. As a team working on internal problems within GovTech, we are working on a variety of new and exciting products aiming to improve productivity and bring joy to the employee experience of GovTech officers.
CaseCentral is a unified One-Social-Service case management system to empower caseworkers in coordinating client-centric service delivery through harmonised process flows across MSF-funded programmes, enabling them to address client needs in a holistic manner. This integrated system provides a streamlined user experience whilst increasing digitalisation by reducing offline processes for officers and incorporating greater automation throughout the workflow.
CRISP provides a ready-to-use cloud hosting platform that enables Product Teams to automate the build of cloud workloads with baseline security and compliance quickly. This enables product teams to quickly deploy and operationalise their digital products, shortening time to market.
Console is GovTech's upcoming Central Product Marketplace, a unified platform where agency teams can discover, subscribe to, manage, operate, and get billed for the full suite of GovTech products. It presents a single, cohesive GovTech that gives agencies and ministries the confidence to adopt GovTech products when building their solutions. For GovTech product teams, Console accelerates the go-to-market process by providing a set of common shared services that eliminate the need to rebuild foundational infrastructure from scratch, while the marketplace itself serves as a channel to reach agency teams and showcase the full capabilities of their products.
Console is a service management tool that enables government officers to discover, subscribe to and manage Whole of Government (WOG) products from a single portal. We centralise and streamline business processes such as subscription, billing and user management with a focus on user experience and extensibility to support different product use cases.
Join GTC in building scalable, citizen-centric digital applications that modernize public services. You will design, develop, and ship end-to-end features using modern web frameworks, cloud infrastructure —directly improving how citizens interact with public sector platforms.
CrowdTaskSG is a citizen centric, gamified platform for any government agency in Singapore to crowdsource tasks and engage citizens in a fun and meaningful way. It enables efficient crowdsourcing of tasks, feedback, and community engagement, fostering a collaborative environment where citizens actively participate in contributing to public good. With easier access to citizens, agencies can then make more informed and data driven decisions. The platform is composed of two main components: the Agency Portal and the Citizen Portal (https://crowdtask.gov.sg), each tailored to meet the specific needs of their respective users.
The intern will design and build internal tools and services that automate, streamline, and scale our security data operations. This will include APIs that manage multi-SIEM configurations, dashboards that give security analysts real-time visibility into pipeline health, and orchestration services that reliably process massive data volumes — all built on modern multi-cloud platforms (GCP, AWS, Azure).
This project focuses on designing and building a rule processing engine that powers a Data Loss Prevention system, capable of evaluating data flows against configurable policy rules to detect and respond to potential data exfiltration or mishandling. The intern will work alongside data security and platform engineers to understand DLP policy requirements, architect a scalable rule evaluation pipeline, and implement a working engine that can parse, match, and act on rules across structured and unstructured data. The project offers hands-on exposure to data security concepts, policy-as-code design patterns, and the engineering challenges of building high-throughput, low-latency security tooling in enterprise environments.
A modern data exchange platform exploring how AI and cloud technologies can enable secure, intelligent and scalable data sharing across systems. Interns will work on APIs, backend services, cloud infrastructure and system integration while learning how to build the foundations that support AI-powered digital services.
DataHive is the central WOG data discovery and request platform that enables users to seamlessly search, request and access Government-owned datasets from the Individual, Business and Sensor domains, and supports the implementation of the GDA.
You will be part of a digital accelerator team that identifies ground-up technology needs across government agencies and rapidly prototypes digital solutions that scale across the public sector. We harness low-code SaaS platforms and AI-assisted development tools to move fast, turning real agency challenges into practical, working solutions that make a meaningful difference for public officers. As an intern, you won't just be observing from the sidelines, you will play an active role across the full solution lifecycle, from uncovering agency challenges and gathering requirements, to rapidly prototyping and building solutions that address real public sector needs.
Digital Dojo is MDDI's capability-building programme for Digital, Data and AI (DDAI), designed to equip officers with the skills, confidence and problem-solving mindset to apply technology meaningfully in their work. The programme goes beyond classroom training. Officers learn through hands-on application, progressing from foundational DDAI literacy to independently applying technology at work, redesigning how work gets done within teams, and ultimately building stronger DDAI capability within their divisions. Digital Dojo supports this through learning pathways, hands-on programmes, Dojo Learning Labs, Dojo Clinics, Dojo Cafés and the Digital Dojo platform. This reflects the programme's evidence-based belt progression from foundational literacy through practical application and team-level transformation. As a Software Engineer Intern, you will build products and technical solutions that strengthen and scale the Digital Dojo programme. You will work with the team to identify opportunities where technology can improve the learning experience, reduce operational friction, provide better visibility into capability development, or enable new ways for officers to learn and apply DDAI skills. You will also have opportunities to support Dojo Clinics, where officers bring real work problems, prototypes and implementation challenges for guidance. This gives you exposure to a wide range of problem spaces across MDDI and the opportunity to apply your engineering skills to prototype and explore solutions alongside officers. You will be given meaningful ownership of what you build, from understanding the problem and users, through prototyping and engineering, to putting working solutions into the hands of the people who will use them.
An intelligent digital records platform that explores how AI can improve the way organisations manage, search and work with large volumes of digital information. Interns will gain hands-on experience building secure, scalable applications while exploring AI-assisted document management, information retrieval and automation.
An AI-enabled digital platform that explores how intelligent technologies can transform the way large-scale data is collected and processed. Interns will work on modern web applications, backend services and cloud technologies, with opportunities to apply AI to improve user experiences, automate processes and build smarter digital services.
Educator Productivity Products builds the tools that Singapore's schools run on every day, used by teachers and school leaders across schools. It covers the operational work that keeps a school moving: assigning relief cover when a teacher goes on leave, running school-wide surveys, and replacing the spreadsheets and group chats that schools fall back on today. We are a forward-deployed team. We sit inside MOE, visit schools, watch teachers work, and build directly against what we find. There is no ticket queue between us and our users. As our intern, you will sit in on a conversation with users about something that is broken, then help build and ship the fix. What you write reaches real schools within your internship, not a backlog for someone else to pick up next year.
EmPOWER is Singapore's groundbreaking end-to-end digital dispute resolution platform that transforms the entire employment claims process from filing to settlement into a seamless online experience. Instead of navigating complex paperwork, court hearings, and lengthy legal procedures, workers and employers can now resolve workplace disputes entirely through a comprehensive digital system that includes online claim filing, e-negotiation tools, video mediation, and automated settlement processing.
DataTable is an operational data store that enables government agencies to transform and operate on their own data — without building infrastructure. It emerged from gaps observed across GovTech's suite of platform products (ApplySG, BookingSG, GovEntry, GovWallet, Opus, and more), where agencies frequently needed a way to consolidate, manage, and act on data flowing through these products. DataTable is currently in early-stage proof-of-concept, with the aim of giving agencies a single place to work with their operational data across the platform — without the need to provision or maintain their own data infrastructure. The Enablement Team serves as the bridge between government agencies and the suite of products available within GDP. The team’s mission is to help agencies navigate a multi-product environment, understand their business needs, and identify the most suitable products to address their challenges. Beyond product recommendations, the Enablement Team works closely with agencies to validate proposed solutions through Proofs of Concept (POCs). By partnering with agencies during the evaluation phase, the team helps assess product fit, gather feedback, and demonstrate real-world value before adoption. This consultative approach enables agencies to make informed decisions, reduces implementation risks, and accelerates the delivery of effective digital solutions.
Low-key tired of internships where "exposure" means meetings and trackers? Same. Here, you will actually build and ship something real. You will be the engineer among a team of GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) specialists — the people responsible for helping government teams launch technology safely, without the chaos, surprise incidents, or 47-step forms. Your job is to cook up solutions that make GRC work smarter: early-warning systems, workflow automation or Agentic AI that cuts through the manual grind and delivers something that actually matters. That might mean building something from scratch or rigorously evaluating whether an existing tool is actually worth using. Agentic AI is opening up new possibilities for how GRC work gets done — and you will be at the frontier of figuring out what that looks like in practice. You will leave with a rare dual specialisation in engineering and GRC: knowing how to ship technology and make it safer, smarter, and ready to scale — the kind of experience that actually shows up on your CV and opens doors.
The FutureForce: AI & Workforce Transformation Lab is a strategic innovation initiative that explores how Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and Modern Digital Platforms can transform workforce management and HR operations across the Singapore Public Service. Interns will work alongside technology, product, and HR professionals to design and prototype innovative solutions in areas such as talent intelligence, succession planning, process automation, and AI-enabled productivity. The project spans emerging technologies including Generative AI, AI agents, Microsoft Power Platform, workflow automation, and data-driven decision support. Through hands-on involvement in Proof-of-Concept (POC) and Proof-of-Value (POV) initiatives, interns will help shape the future of workforce technology by building solutions that improve operational efficiency, enhance user experience, and support better workforce decisions. This internship offers a rare opportunity to contribute to real transformation initiatives with potential impact across multiple public sector agencies.
Government Commercial Cloud 2.0 (GCC, https://www.tech.gov.sg/products-and-services/for-government-agencies/software-development/government-on-commercial-cloud/) is a key platform within Singapore Government Technology Stacks to enable government agencies to create high quality and reliable government services for citizens using commercial cloud services. GCC Engineering Team develops the required platform automations, processes, toolchain and policies/best practices to enable government agencies to develop, deploy and operate government services on the cloud in an agile yet secure manner. You will be joining a team within the Customer Success function that runs a hybrid Engagement and Solution Engineering Team. Join the Customer Success Engineering team to have a say in shaping and influencing the roadmap of a key nation-wide platform. We have several projects lined up for choosing for interns 6 months and above we'll have 2 responsibilities (primary and secondary) for maximum exposure and learning! Here are a list of things we are working on and where we'd love for you to contribute: - GCC Pulse is a cloud-cost and governance dashboard being built on Snowflake: it brings together AWS, Azure and GCP spend, billing verification, savings recommendations, anomaly detection, tagging and resource-level views, with agency access scoped to their own data. It is being piloted before broader rollout, while integrations, security controls and data-lake capabilities continue to mature. - SBI is a centrally provided standard build image service that gives agencies and partner teams ready-made OS images, with some baseline hardening and ongoing image builds, so they can reduce setup effort instead of building everything themselves. - UX Research: We want to expand and have a deeper understanding of the user journey from 0 to 1. Where "0" being having a project requirement or need and "1" being the end state of getting something deployed in GCC
GCSOC Agency Self Service Portal a.k.a GASSP is a frontend onboarding portal for the government's cybersecurity operations platform. GASSP is also integrated with the ABLR system that leverage on AI capability to flag out suspicious privileged activity for real-time user log review. The intern will support the development of an AI Agentic Agent to support in GCSOC and ABLR customer fronting operations. The intern will also program and automate end-to-end QA testing in GASSP.
The Feedback Management System (FMS) is a ready-to-use, guided feedback management solution for government agencies handling feedback from members of the public. It's designed around common workflow patterns observed across agencies and QSM teams — from lightweight to moderately complex needs — so agencies can quickly map their existing processes into the system. Agencies today often manage high feedback volumes across multiple channels with limited manpower, frequently falling back on Outlook and spreadsheets. This makes it hard to piece together case history, track ownership across teams, and ensure no case falls through the cracks. FMS solves this by bringing feedback from multiple channels — FormSG forms, shared mailboxes, and manually logged cases — into a single, central platform, giving teams one view to triage, assign, track case history, collaborate across teams and agencies, and export data for sense-making and reporting. Fully managed by ServiceSG and built and secured by GovTech, FMS is developed in an agile, iterative way — continuously improving based on real user feedback and how the system is used in practice. Looking ahead, the team has ambitious plans to take FMS further — reducing the time officers spend managing feedback end-to-end so they can focus on operations and policy work, and improving service quality by helping teams respond more consistently, with better context and visibility across cases. As an intern, you'll play a hands-on role in building the new features that bring these priorities to life.
GovAssure is the Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) platform for whole of government ICT systems. Our team focuses on enabling agencies to easily follow governance processes through automation, AI synthesization of system metadata and UX focused workflows to ensure the security posture of their systems.
Large organisations in banking, energy, and government rely on strong controls to manage security, compliance, and operational risks. However, assessing whether these controls are truly effective is often manual, time-consuming, and inconsistent, making it difficult for teams to keep pace with fast-changing systems. In this internship project, you will help design and prototype an AI-assisted risk and control assessment solution on ServiceNow, one of the world’s leading enterprise platforms used widely across banks, energy companies, and public sector organisations. You will build a working prototype on ServiceNow, integrating AI tools to design a new Risk Assessment Flow that helps CIOs, CISOs, and Product Managers identify, prioritise, and assess cybersecurity, data, and resiliency risks for critical systems. You will also explore how AI can automatically evaluate risks and assess the effectiveness of controls, providing clear, explainable insights to support better decision-making. This project aims to transform today’s manual and periodic risk management into a more automated, continuous, and risk-based assessment approach, enabling stakeholders to make better trade-off decisions and strengthening the overall cybersecurity posture of organisations.
[GovEntry](https://go.gov.sg/powerupwithgoventry) is a self-serve event management system to help WOG Agencies with event sign-ups, access validation, item distribution and gamification. We bring value by being fast, reliable and hassle-free. To date, we supported more than 6,000 events across hundreds of public agencies and schools.
GovEntry is a self-serve event management system to help WOG Agencies with event sign-ups, access validation, item distribution and gamification. We bring value by being fast, reliable and hassle-free. To date, we supported more than 6,000 events across hundreds of public agencies and schools.
GovWallet(https://wallet.gov.sg) is a digital wallet module which aims to help in the distribution of government disbursements and allow citizens to spend their received government disbursements through existing payment channels (e.g. PayNow, NETS, etc.) conveniently. Other than distribution of government disbursements, GovWallet also helps with the facilitation and collection of payments for various government schemes.
Governance Assistant: Building an AI Copilot for Governance Ever wondered how AI can help organisations stay secure, compliant, and well-governed? The Governance Assistant product gives you the opportunity to build an AI-powered copilot that helps Product Managers automate governance and compliance work that is traditionally manual and time-consuming. You will work with AI, Power Apps, Power Automate, and Microsoft 365 technologies to develop solutions that analyse audit logs, identify anomalies, generate reports, and streamline governance processes. Beyond technology, you will gain exposure to how digital products are governed in the public sector, balancing innovation with accountability, security, and compliance. This is a chance to build a real product, solve real operational challenges, and explore how AI can transform the way organisations manage governance and oversight.
Government Commercial Cloud (GCC) is a key platform within Singapore Government Technology Stacks that enables government agencies to build and operate digital services on commercial cloud. The GCC Engineering team develops platform automations, landing zones, and security tooling across AWS, Azure, and GCC, serving thousands of government systems and thousands of public officers.
Government on Commercial Cloud (GCC) is Singapore’s multi-cloud platform, enabling over 100 government agencies to securely adopt commercial cloud services - including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud - at scale. As a platform engineering team, the GCC team applies modern engineering best practices - including infrastructure-as-code, automated infrastructure delivery pipelines, and security guardrails- and uses AI-assisted development workflows to build, secure, and operate the shared cloud environment. The intern will be embedded in the team, participating in sprint ceremonies within our Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS) delivery model and contributing to meaningful engineering work. This is not a sandbox exercise: changes to the platform can have an impact across the Singapore Government.
How do you keep technology moving in sync across an entire government? It takes constant coordination between central teams and dozens of agencies — and today a large amount of skilled people's time goes into the legwork of that coordination. Info Concierge is being built to give that time back. Gathering information across many agencies is a genuinely hard problem: requests go out, responses come back in every shape and format, and someone has to chase, collate, and make sense of it all, then turn it into a clear picture for decision-makers, often on a tight timeline. It is valuable work, but much of it is repetitive toil that shouldn't need a human. Info Concierge takes that toil off people's plates: send a request once, let AI structure the free-form responses into clean, comparable data, compile a themed summary — with response rates and differing views surfaced — for a person to review, and build up an institutional memory so answers are reused rather than re-gathered. You'll join as a full-stack generalist and work across the whole product — the request-and-review interface, the backend services that send out requests and gather responses, and the AI pipeline at its core that turns raw input into structured insight. The goal is simple: free skilled people from busywork so they can spend their time where human judgment actually matters.
Info Services Programme consist of 5 products, WebSG (https://web.gov.sg), VICA (https://vica.gov.sg), SearchSG(https://www.search.gov.sg), WOGAA (https://home.wogaa.sg) and Oobee (https://www.oobee.tech.gov.sg). Our suite of products powers government websites and government agencies with seamless monitoring and smart AI tools, that make their digital information easily discoverable and accessible for members of the public.
Our Infrastructure Observability Tools comprise of multiple tools such as Dynatrace and AWS X-ray for application systems on Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) hosted in Government Commercial Cloud (GCC) and On-premises. These tools are developed to bring visibility, governance, intelligence to enhance reliability of Government digital services. Our aim is to enhance agencies’ visibility on their infrastructure mapped to the agreed Service Level Objectives by tracking and co-relating the Service Level Indicators from the infrastructure being monitored. Main scope would be to develop scripts to support implementation of the tool, onboarding of target servers and operations on systems using RedHat Enterprise Linux, Windows Servers or other distros.
The Infrastructure and Facility Services Division (IFSD) is responsible for the planning, development, operation and maintenance of MOE's school infrastructure and facilities. To support IFSD's digital transformation efforts, the Infrastructure and Facility Services Digital Office (IFDO) drives the adoption of digital, data and AI-enabled solutions across the infrastructure lifecycle. Together, IFSD and IFDO work across four key domains: Plan, Build, Operate and Maintain, with the aim of delivering a more integrated, data-driven and efficient approach to managing school infrastructure. The four domains cover: - Plan – leveraging data, analytics and geospatial technologies to support demand forecasting, infrastructure master planning and long-term decision-making. - Build – improving project delivery through digital workflows, AI-assisted processes and smarter project management practices. - Operate – enhancing day-to-day operations through smart facilities management, automation, robotics and IoT-enabled solutions. - Maintain – optimising maintenance and facilities management through digital systems, predictive maintenance and AI-driven insights. Interns will be attached to IFDO and work on initiatives within one of these four infrastructure lifecycle domains. Depending on the project, interns may support activities such as data analysis, user research, process improvement, solution design, prototype development, system implementation, testing and stakeholder engagement. Interns will gain hands-on experience working on real-world digital transformation projects and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to improve how school infrastructure is planned, delivered and managed.
A modern digital workspace that brings multiple business processes and services together into a unified user experience. Interns will work on full-stack applications, system integrations and cloud services while gaining experience in designing solutions that improve productivity for users across a large organisation.
LEAP3 is the next-generation platform for drafting, amending, consolidating and publishing Singapore's legislation, built for the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC). Every Act and piece of subsidiary legislation on Singapore Statutes Online passes through this pipeline. Today, legislation is drafted through a decades-old proprietary system with a manual, Word-and-email workflow. LEAP3 replaces this with a modern web-based drafting platform that AGC fully owns, working directly with structured legislative XML. The engineering problems are genuinely hard. Legislation is a deeply nested document structure with strict numbering, cross-referencing and formatting rules, where a single amendment can cascade across many documents. The team is also piloting LLMs to interpret plain-language amendment instructions and generate structured document changes. Correctness matters at a national level here: the output is the law.
An AI-ready cloud data platform that transforms large volumes of raw data into trusted, analysis-ready datasets for advanced analytics and intelligent applications. Interns will work with cloud technologies, data engineering and automated pipelines while gaining exposure to how large-scale data can power AI and data-driven decision making.
Build the Future of Government Innovation 🚀 LaunchPad is the Whole-of-Government (WOG) innovation platform that empowers public officers to turn ideas into real solutions. From nationwide ideathons to AI-powered idea discovery, LaunchPad helps agencies collaborate to solve complex public sector challenges. We're rebuilding LaunchPad into a modern, scalable platform using Next.js and Optical (Directus), the Singapore Government's secure headless content management system. This is an opportunity to contribute to a flagship government product that supports innovation across agencies. As an intern, you won't just observe—you'll build production-ready features alongside product managers, designers and engineers. Your work will be deployed to a live platform used by thousands of public officers across the Singapore Government. Why Join Us As An Intern? 🌟 Build Real Features - Develop production features that will be used across the Whole-of-Government platform—not demo projects or maintenance tasks. ⚙️ Learn Modern Tech - Hands On Work with React/Next.js, headless CMS patterns, API integrations, and real AI tools that perform semantic matching and content generation. 🤖 Apply AI in Practical, Real World Ways - Learn how AI supports public officers — from making sense of problem statements to recommending solutions across WOG agencies. 🤝 Experience Innovation at Scale - See how government agencies collaborate, decide on product features, run ideathons, and drive digital transformation.
Legal 365 is AGC's flagship AI platform for legal innovation. It powers a growing ecosystem of intelligent applications that help prosecutors and legal officers draft documents, analyse legal content, summarise judgments, and automate repetitive legal workflows. Built on modern cloud and AI technologies, Legal 365 serves as the foundation for next-generation legal services within Singapore's public sector. Interns will work alongside engineers, designers, and product teams to develop real-world AI products that deliver measurable impact to hundreds of legal professionals and contribute to the responsible adoption of AI in government.
At LifeSG, we want to change the way people interact with government services in Singapore. To do this, we make government services simpler, so citizens can focus more on the things that matter. We aspire to offer a simplified experience across government services so citizens can save time and focus on the things that matter. We promise a citizen-centric experience to help users navigate easily across the government, by personalising their experience, anticipating their needs and providing meaningful solutions.
Join GTC in building scalable, citizen-centric digital applications that modernize public services. You will design, develop, and ship end-to-end features using modern web frameworks, cloud infrastructure —directly improving how citizens interact with public sector platforms.
Join GTC in building scalable, citizen-centric digital applications that modernize public services. You will design, develop, and ship end-to-end features using modern web frameworks, cloud infrastructure —directly improving how citizens interact with public sector platforms.
MySkillsFuture (https://courses.myskillsfuture.gov.sg/) is a one-stop portal to support Singaporeans in their lifelong learning journey. Individuals can discover training opportunities, find out about the latest skills in demand, and spend their SkillsFuture credits on more than 20,000 eligible courses on the Course Directory.
Network Monitoring Agent for Multi-Cloud Environments: This project involves adapting and extending an open-source network resilience framework — originally built for AWS — to support multi-cloud environments spanning Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The goal is to build a Network Monitoring solution capable of automatically detecting, diagnosing, and recommending remediations for network issues across cloud infrastructure. The solution will integrate cloud-native networking APIs from both Azure and GCP, design robust monitoring pipelines, and enable an AI Agent to reason over network topology, connectivity, and health metrics in real time — providing actionable insights.
Explore how AI agents can transform the entire Product Development Life Cycle (PDLC) — from requirements and architecture to coding, testing, security and operations. Build and experiment with LLMs, RAG and multi-agent systems to create AI-powered engineering capabilities that review artefacts, identify gaps and recommend improvements.
One Client View (OneCV) is a Whole-of-Government data sharing platform designed to break down information silos across agencies. By providing frontline social and service delivery officers with a unified, real-time client profile drawn from data provided by public agencies, OneCV empowers officers to deliver faster, more coordinated support. This reduces administrative burdens for both officers and citizens, eliminating repetitive paperwork and improving service outcomes through better-informed referrals and assessments. What you will be working on As a OneCV SWE intern, you will be part of a multi-disciplinary team tasked to develop solutions that improve OneCV's citizen data screening processes, strengthen integration with data sources, and enhance citizen data sharing capabilities. You will work alongside experienced software engineers to implement and review new features to improve our data onboarding, screening and retrieval processes. You will also be tasked to support OneCV SWEs in troubleshooting production issues and implementing fixes under the team's guidance. Join us and be part of the team that is constantly looking for ways to provide meaningful data to officers and assist them in providing timely and appropriate support to citizens.
The PA Community Portal App is a digital gateway for residents to connect, participate, and build a stronger sense of community in their neighbourhood. It brings together local updates, events, volunteer opportunities, and neighbourhood services in one place — making it easy for residents to discover ways to engage, help one another, and shape the community they live in.
The Partner Experience team builds and improves the partner-facing services, applications, and tools used by organisations integrating with Singpass. This internship project will focus on improving the end-to-end experience for Singpass partners by identifying pain points in existing partner workflows and designing and implementing practical improvements. Depending on the team's priorities, this could involve enhancing partner-facing applications, streamlining integration and onboarding workflows, improving self-service capabilities, or developing new features and internal tooling that help partners integrate with Singpass more effectively. The intern will work on a real product and engineering problem, gaining exposure to the Singpass integration ecosystem while collaborating with engineers and other stakeholders to understand partner needs, translate them into technical solutions, and deliver improvements that can be used by actual Singpass partners.
Physical AI models must learn how environments change and how robots should act within them. Achieving this requires high-quality, action-grounded robot demonstrations, realistic simulation environments, reliable policy evaluation, and safe deployment workflows. World Foundation Models (WFMs) can model and predict physical-world dynamics, while World-Action Models (WAMs) connect this understanding to executable robot actions. This exploratory project is developing an end-to-end, reusable physical-AI pipeline covering robot teleoperation, omni-modal data preparation, synthetic-data generation, simulation-based augmentation, robot-policy fine-tuning, simulation evaluation, and staged deployment. A single-arm robot is the starting point for validating the pipeline, with plans to extend the work to additional robot platforms and embodiments. The intern will focus primarily on robot data collection, dataset preparation, and simulation development, while also contributing to policy training, evaluation, and deployment. Likely responsibilities include: - Supporting teleoperation experiments and collecting demonstrations containing camera observations, robot states, action trajectories, and task instructions. - Developing Python and shell tools to annotate, convert, organise, and validate robot-learning datasets. - Implementing data-quality checks for camera synchronisation, action schemas, annotation boundaries, frame rates, and dataset readiness. - Reconstructing real environments using 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS), preparing simulation scenes and tasks, implementing domain randomisation, and defining measurable success criteria in NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab. - Aligning visual scene representations with robot models and collision geometry required for physical interaction in simulation. - Generating and quality-checking simulated demonstrations for downstream robot-policy training. - Fine-tuning and comparing robot policies trained with real, synthetic, and simulated data. - Evaluating policies using held-out data and repeatable simulation tests before physical deployment. - Improving client-server inference and robot-control workflows, including observation and action interfaces, control frequency, latency measurement, and safety checks. - Conducting staged robot trials, progressing from replay and open-loop validation to supervised closed-loop execution. - Producing reusable code, configurations, experiment reports, benchmarks, and operational documentation. Any work involving physical robot hardware will follow documented calibration, supervision, and safety procedures.
Ever wonder what good looks like? At Product Management Practice, we help shape what good product management looks like when building products within Govtech with the help of a suite of products - Product Scorecard, Craft and Elevate. Product Scorecard: Scorecard is designed to be the official GovTech management dashboard which provides visibility to the executive team on overall performance of all programs, and program directors on the performance of products within their own programs. Craft: Whether you're a new PM building foundational skills, an aspiring PM exploring the field, or an experienced PM looking to sharpen specific capabilities, Craft provides structured learning that respects your time while building your product craft. Elevate: Elevate is the platform used by officers during GovTech's PM/PO apprenticeship - an 18-month programme where apprentices build competencies under mentors. It is used to track all the data and progress the apprenticeship generates, structure the mentee's learning across milestones and assessments, and work from one shared record so both sides always see the same picture. As an engineer for PMP, you'll scale products across GovTech: building features iteratively from user feedback, integration of data sources and systems, sharpening product logic.
An AI-powered public data platform that makes complex manpower statistics easier to discover, understand and interact with. Interns will work with generative AI, data visualisation and modern web technologies to create engaging experiences that help users turn data into meaningful insights.
The Rehabilitation and Protection Group (RPG) in MSF carries out work in protecting children and vulnerable adults, and rehabilitating youth and adult offenders. This internship sits across two products supporting that mission. 1) RPG Greenfield Initiatives A small cross-functional team that takes ideas from problem discovery through to a working product. In this project you will have the opportunity to validate problems directly with rehabilitation and protection officers, then help design and build the solution. 2) SAFER (Sensemaking Alerts for Frontline Engagement and Response) SAFER is an operational capability supporting child protection work. SAFER continuously monitors individuals linked to child protection cases and generates household-level risk scores from MSF and partner agency data. When risk thresholds are crossed, it surfaces cases for timely triage, enabling case managers and frontline officers to act early on households at risk of child abuse.
Retina is the Aggregated Security Operating Picture for Singpass — a centralised visibility, security-posture, and operational-assurance platform. It replaces the manual polling that SecOps, GRC, and Engineering perform today across numerous disconnected tools with query-able views of assets, findings, ownership, and monitoring coverage. The MVP will cover findings, dependencies, and ownership across seven upstream sources; the full vision extends to monitoring coverage, vulnerability findings, and reporting scorecards.
Runtime (Container Stack/Airbase/GovPaaS) is a suite of products that aims to provide central infrastructure for the Whole-of-Government, so that project teams can focus their efforts on developing features that deliver business value rather than plumbing infrastructure. Think Heroku and Vercel for the Government. The scope of this internship will be related to the work of operating a system/product. Examples of outcomes/problems to solve: - Improve the team's visibility and coverage for security vulnerability findings and software reaching End of Life across multiple AWS accounts and GitLab projects, and implement automated triage for prioritisation or automated remediation where possible - Improve the team's visibility and coverage of available tokens, where they are used, and their expiry, and notify the team to rotate the tokens promptly or automate the rotation - Extract and process data to generate insights and calls to action to enable the team to make data-driven decisions. For example, reporting on anomalous cost spikes, tenant activity, etc - Creating pipelines to automate repetitive actions
SEED (Security Suite for Engineering Endpoint Devices) is the Singapore Government's endpoint security and zero trust platform for engineering devices. It is already live across thousands of engineering endpoints, supporting a growing range of builders — from traditional software engineers to teams developing AI-powered and agentic solutions. With an expanding product surface — secure remote access, managed productivity tools, AI-assisted security operations — and a clear mandate: keep it secure, make it seamless, and evolve it to stay ahead of both threats and user expectations.
https://docs.developer.tech.gov.sg/docs/ai-coding-assistants/?product=SHIP-HATS SHIP-HATS provides AI coding tools to help engineers write, review, and ship code faster.
Every day, thousands of teachers, HQ staff, and vendors across MOE rely on tools like Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and OpenAI's suite to get their work done, but the process of actually requesting, approving, and provisioning those licenses often lives in scattered emails and manual handoffs. The License Procurement Module is a self-service portal that fixes this: users can browse available licenses and devices, add them to a cart, and route requests automatically to the right provisioning team, whether that's the NCS team managing Copilot, the Google admins handling Gemini, or the team behind OpenAI access, without anyone needing to know who to email. As our Engineering Intern on this project, you'll help build a system that handles real complexity: role-based access for system admins and vendors, smart cart logic that adapts whether someone's requesting a single license for themselves or provisioning fifty devices for an entire school, and an assignment flow that ties every ordered license to a named user. You'll be working on a tool that could become the backbone of how an entire ministry manages its digital resources, turning a process that today takes days of back-and-forth into something that takes minutes.
Trust & Safety (T&S) – Safer Online Spaces (SOS) is a product and engineering group that builds technology to create safer digital experiences and protect users from online harms. We are building a child-first mobile experience on Android and iOS, exploring how mobile technology, device controls, and thoughtful product design can provide young users with essential connectivity while reducing exposure to harmful or inappropriate online experiences. As a Mobile Engineering Intern, you will work on Android and/or iOS prototypes, explore platform-level capabilities and restrictions, and help build and test features that make mobile devices safer and more age-appropriate.
The Salesforce Centre of Excellence (CoE) team drives efficient Whole-of-Government (WOG) Salesforce adoption by establishing standardised best practices, reusable frameworks, and comprehensive playbooks that agencies can leverage for their implementations. We provide guidance on architecture, security, DevOps, and integration patterns, ensuring consistency and quality across government projects. Our playbooks cover everything from initial setup and data modelling to testing strategies and go-live readiness, reducing the learning curve for new teams. By centralising expertise and sharing proven approaches, the CoE enables agencies to implement Salesforce faster, with fewer risks, and at a lower cost than building knowledge from scratch independently.
GovTech Anti-Scam Products (GASP) is a product and engineering group that builds tech products to disrupt and deter scammers at scale. Scam Analytics and Tactical Intervention System (SATIS) is an end-to-end case management ecosystem aided by AI for police officers to consolidate, triage and track scam websites and other scam enablers from discovery to disruption.
Scholarships@Gov Connecting Young Talent with Opportunities Build a one-stop digital platform that transforms the scholarship journey—from discovering opportunities and submitting applications to assessment, award, and ongoing scholar development. The platform enables scholarship-awarding agencies to discover, engage, and nurture promising young talent, while giving applicants and scholarship holders a seamless, unified experience throughout their journey. As an intern, you’ll contribute to a meaningful digital product that connects talented individuals with opportunities, streamlines complex scholarship processes, and supports the development of the next generation of leaders. ---------------- Career Compass: Empowering Careers, Strengthening the Public Service Career Compass is a unified digital platform designed to help public officers navigate and grow their careers, while enabling agencies to develop talent and build a future-ready workforce. The platform brings career development and workforce insights together in one place—helping officers discover growth opportunities, build relevant skills, and make informed career decisions. At the same time, it equips agencies with the tools and insights to support talent development, workforce planning, and targeted learning interventions. As an intern, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to a product with meaningful, real-world impact—building technology that helps people grow in their careers and shapes the future of the Public Service workforce.
The intern will design and build internal tools and services that automate, streamline, and scale our security data operations. This will include APIs that manage multi-SIEM configurations, dashboards that give security analysts real-time visibility into pipeline health, and orchestration services that reliably process massive data volumes — all built on modern multi-cloud platforms (GCP, AWS, Azure).
The GovTech ServiceNow Centre of Excellence (COE) is the central authority for ServiceNow across the Whole-of-Government (WOG), providing technical advisory to agencies and helping them kickstart their ServiceNow implementations. It focuses on building lasting agency capability, equipping teams with the knowledge to manage and grow their platforms independently, while setting WOG-wide standards and guidelines to ensure consistency and best practices across all government ServiceNow deployments.
Developer Portal Teams aims to make it easy to discover and access WOG resources to accelerate the WOG digital transformation effort. Upcoming direction is to build a trusted implementation knowledge layer for both humans and AI agents Documentation Service (Starting to build V2 to support knowledge and AI) https://docs.developer.tech.gov.sg A centralized documentation platform that serves as the technical source of truth for GovTech products, enabling teams to collaborate and implement digital services at scale. Product Portal https://products.tech.gov.sg GovTech’s new, business-centric platform designed to help government agencies discover solutions based on real problem statements and use cases.
Singpass offers digital identity to Members of the Public (MOPs) based on information provided by authoritative agencies like ICA and MOM. Additionally, Singpass serves data to partners via myinfo. Data that it ingests from other source agency, such as LTA. When MOPs experience issues with their digital identity validity, or with incorrect or incomplete data, our helpdesk, and operation officers need to be able to troubleshoot what the problem is. We need to build tooling to empower our officers to troubleshoot and resolve MOP issues as fast as possible.
You will be a part of the Singpass Authentication team and help make Singpass better through improvements and new features, such as new form factors, support for AI agents, progressive login, or single sign-on.
Powering lifelong learning through SkillsFuture Credit The SkillsFuture Credit (SFC) initiative isn't just a policy—it's a massive fintech ecosystem. Every Singapore Citizen receives an opening S$500 credit at age 25, followed by targeted top-ups like the S$4,000 Mid-Career Credit for adults aged 40+. As our Software Engineer Intern, you’ll help build the high-throughput systems that let millions of citizens seamlessly browse courses, redeem credits, and complete registration in real time.
What is SDP? The Standard Data Platform (SDP) is the whole-of-government data infrastructure that lets any Singapore government agency stand up a secure, governed, cloud-native data lakehouse in minutes, not months. Today, every agency that wants to do serious analytics or ML has to reinvent the same wheel: procure a platform, wire up networking, pass security review, set up governance, and figure out how to share data with other agencies. SDP does that once, centrally, and correctly, and then serves it all out through a single self-service portal. Think of it as a multi-tenant platform-as-a-service for government data, enabled and delivered through the SDP portal. The portal is how the whole platform reaches agencies. An agency registers on it, picks a tier, and gets a fully provisioned workspace served out automatically. Through the portal an agency can choose from best-in-class engines (Databricks, Snowflake, AWS SageMaker Unified Studio, and soon Microsoft Fabric), all running inside Singapore's Government Commercial Cloud (GCC) on AWS and Azure. Agencies publish datasets to a central catalog (DataHive) and share them across platforms using open table formats such as Iceberg and Delta Sharing. Everything is secure by default: private networking, no public internet data paths, audit logging to the government SOC, and AI access locked to a single approved gateway. This is real, in-flight infrastructure serving real agencies, not a lab project. Government data is fragmented across agencies and platforms, and SDP is the plumbing that makes it safe and easy to onboard, govern, and share, which is what unlocks whole-of-government analytics and AI. When it works, an agency spins up a compliant data platform in under a week instead of running a six-month procurement-and-security marathon. The team's north star is simple: the number of agencies actually running on SDP. Everything else, from the automation to the security controls to the catalog, serves that number. How the SDP portal serves out SDP setups The portal is how an agency gets its SDP setup: a ready-to-use, governed data platform of its own. Without it, an agency waits days while engineers set everything up by hand. With it, an agency signs in, requests what it needs, and the platform provisions it automatically, with live status updates the whole way. The goal is to go from request to a working setup in under 30 minutes instead of days. Behind that one button is the part you would help build: the automation that turns a simple request into a fully provisioned, secured, and connected data platform. A request flows through sign-in and access checks, into an API, and out to a provisioning pipeline that stands up the agency's environment as code and wires up its data catalog, networking, and security, with no manual changes to production. Turning a form submission into a live, governed data platform is the core of what the team builds. What we are building next 1. The foundation is in place; the interesting work now is growing the platform outward. These are open, greenfield problems where you help shape the answer, not maintain a finished one: 2. Expanding the engines. SDP started with Databricks and Snowflake. We are extending it to AWS SageMaker Unified Studio and Azure Fabric, so agencies can run analytics, ML, and AI on whichever platform fits their work, all provisioned through the same self-service flow. 3. Streamlining data sharing across SDPs. We are exploring and designing how one agency can discover and consume another's governed data, brokered through DataHive, our central data catalog, without bespoke, one-off integrations. This is a design-heavy problem: you would help define how data sharing works across the whole of government. 4. Validating that agencies conform to SDP requirements. As more agencies join, we need to check, automatically, that each one's setup actually meets SDP's standards for security, configuration, and governance, and stays that way over time. We are building the conformance checks and controls that catch drift and non-compliance before it becomes a risk. 5. Raising the security posture. We are hardening SDP to handle even higher data sensitivities, opening the platform to workloads that cannot run on shared cloud infrastructure today. 6. Enhancing common WOG infrastructure. We are improving the shared whole-of-government services SDP depends on, so every agency on the platform can reach common AI and data services through one governed, compliant path.
The Student Development Integrated System (SDIS) is a digital platform that unifies four MOE student development programmes: OALC, SYF, NSG, and MOC into a single integrated system, impacting over 178,000 students annually. Built on Salesforce SaaS in partnership with GovTech's Centre of Excellence, SDIS is delivered iteratively using Agile methodology, with a strong emphasis on user-centric design, reusable components, and sustainable maintainability. You will join an active cross-functional product team and contribute to the development of new features across upcoming SDIS releases. Working alongside GovTech engineers, a solution architect, and MOE product staff, you will get hands-on experience building and enhancing a live government digital product used by thousands of educators across Singapore. - Develop and configure features on the Salesforce platform based on user stories and design specifications - Build and maintain reusable components that support faster development across releases - Collaborate with QA engineers to ensure features are well-tested before release - Participate in Agile ceremonies including sprint planning, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives - Work with the team to document technical decisions and contribute to knowledge transfer efforts - (If experienced) Contribute to DevOps practices including CI/CD pipelines via SHIP-HATS
TechPass is a Whole-of-Government Identity and Access Management product that enables public officers, vendors and technology teams to securely access the platforms, tools, and services they need. It has over 37,000 users and 200 apps and widely usef for SGTS and GCC services.
Government digital services need to be reliable — and that starts with comprehensive software testing. But testing can be slow, repetitive, and painful when executed manually. Test Automation Toolkits helps agency teams improve software testing coverage and reduce manual effort across the testing lifecycle. Each toolkit is built product-first, AI-powered, and developed using a Specification-Driven Development (SDD) approach — with tools spanning test execution, coverage analysis, and beyond.
Singapore is highly dependent on trade, which contributes significantly to the national economy, generating more than SGD 10 billion in annual revenue and accounting for approximately 20% of GDP. TradeNet is a national Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) that plays a vital role in facilitating Singapore’s trade ecosystem. It processes import and export permits, supports the collection of duties and taxes, enables the regulation of controlled goods, and facilitates the tracking of goods movements. Given TradeNet’s critical role in Singapore’s economy and trade operations, it is essential that the system remains secure, reliable, and up to date. The team is therefore undertaking a modernisation of TradeNet to ensure that it can continue to meet evolving business, operational, and technological needs.
Our U&A initiative enhances the usability and accessibility of government digital services. By developing specialized tools, leading professional workshops, and creating educational resources, we champion a “shift-left” approach. We experiment with emerging tech (i.e. LLMs) on how they can help empower and improve citizens' experience with government digital services while still relying on traditional methods to to guide us towards the goal.
The Work Permit (WP) Team is part of WINS (Workpass Integrated System), one of the Ministry of Manpower's largest digital transformation programmes. WINS powers a significant portion of MOM's work pass transactions and serves employers, employment agencies and migrant workers across Singapore. As an intern, you will work alongside product owners, business analysts, designers and software engineers to build and modernise public-facing digital services that support the hiring and management of foreign workers in Singapore. Current initiatives include Work Permit Issuance, Cancellation, Renewal, Enquiry Services, Worker and Company Profiles, Medical Examination (ME) Portal, and the modernisation of legacy systems using cloud-native technologies and AI-assisted software development. You will gain hands-on experience in an agile product team, contribute to real production systems used by thousands of employers and workers, and explore how AI can transform software engineering through specification-driven development, automated testing, code generation and knowledge discovery.
Workpal is a mobile app that gives public officers access to a range of services and information on their personal devices, anytime and anywhere. It serves about 179,000 officers across the public service. The team works with backend system owners to identify the mobile functions that matter most in the employee and workplace service journeys, then delivers the experience together. The result is faster transactions and actionable communications that improve productivity and engagement. You will work alongside the product team and get hands-on across the product lifecycle. This includes sitting in agile ceremonies with engineering and design (backlog refinement, sprints and retrospectives), taking part in needs analysis with partner agencies, shaping features from problem statement through to launch, and seeing how a release goes to market and is measured after it ships.
Workpal is a mobile app that gives public officers access to a range of services and information on their personal devices, anytime and anywhere. It serves about 179,000 officers across the public service. The team works with backend system owners to identify the mobile functions that matter most in the employee and workplace service journeys, then delivers the experience together. The result is faster transactions and actionable communications that improve productivity and engagement. You will work alongside the product team and get hands-on across the product lifecycle. This includes sitting in agile ceremonies with engineering and design (backlog refinement, sprints and retrospectives), taking part in needs analysis with partner agencies, shaping features from problem statement through to launch, and seeing how a release goes to market and is measured after it ships.
Workplace Experience (WXP) is a programme that helps agencies deliver coherent workplace experiences for public officers across digital services, mobile touchpoints and the physical workplace. Today, workplace journeys often span multiple systems, teams and physical touchpoints, making what should be a simple end-to-end experience feel fragmented for public officers. WXP brings these journeys together through a common mobile front door in Workpal, with shared platform capabilities, and integrated workplace products such as Visitor Management and Access@Gov. The result is a more seamless experience where officers can complete their work without needing to understand which system, service or team owns each step. You will work alongside the programme and product development teams and get hands-on across strategy, discovery and delivery. This includes taking part in agency engagements and user research, mapping end-to-end workplace journeys, identifying where mobile, platform or AI capabilities can remove friction, shaping solutions that cut across multiple products and integrations, and helping define how success is measured after solutions are rolled out. You will get exposure to how a platform product brings different product teams and stakeholders together to solve whole-of-government workplace problems at scale.
Workplace Experience (WXP) is a programme that helps agencies deliver coherent workplace experiences for public officers across digital services, mobile touchpoints and the physical workplace. Today, workplace journeys often span multiple systems, teams and physical touchpoints, making what should be a simple end-to-end experience feel fragmented for public officers. WXP brings these journeys together through a common mobile front door in Workpal, with shared platform capabilities, and integrated workplace products such as Visitor Management and Access@Gov. The result is a more seamless experience where officers can complete their work without needing to understand which system, service or team owns each step. You will work alongside the programme and product development teams and get hands-on across strategy, discovery and delivery. This includes taking part in agency engagements and user research, mapping end-to-end workplace journeys, identifying where mobile, platform or AI capabilities can remove friction, shaping solutions that cut across multiple products and integrations, and helping define how success is measured after solutions are rolled out. You will get exposure to how a platform product brings different product teams and stakeholders together to solve whole-of-government workplace problems at scale.
enTRUST is a platform that facilitates safe and secure sharing of research and real-world data between public and private sectors. Our aim is to enable data sharing securely across our platform, saving time for users and creating new insights with the data made accessible.
Behind every seamless digital experience for Singapore's students, teachers, and school administrators lies a complex cloud infrastructure that needs to stay fast, reliable, and secure — around the clock. MOE's Digital Excellence and Products Division (DXD) is responsible for keeping this infrastructure running at its best, serving hundreds of thousands of users across the national education system. As a DevOps Infrastructure Automation Intern, you'll be actively building the tools and systems that make this possible — writing Ansible playbooks to automate infrastructure tasks, setting up real-time monitoring dashboards, and contributing to CI/CD pipelines within the Singapore Government's own tech stack. Your work will have a direct and tangible impact on the reliability of MOE's digital services, all within a fast-paced Agile environment alongside experienced engineers. If you're passionate about DevOps, cloud infrastructure, and automation, this is the internship for you.
The team manages enterprise systems and cloud platforms supporting IPOS' digital services. As part of the Cloud Platform Automation and DevOps Engineering initiative, the intern will work on automation, monitoring, deployment pipelines, and platform engineering projects that improve system reliability, operational efficiency, and security. The intern will have opportunities to develop automation solutions using common Government tools, implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC), enhance observability and monitoring capabilities, and support cloud operations using modern DevOps practices. The project provides hands-on exposure to enterprise-scale cloud environments, automation frameworks, and software engineering practices used in the public sector. The intern will also support the design, development and testing of AI-powered Skills and Agents to automate operational tasks, improve access to knowledge, and enhance productivity across engineering and operations teams. This includes prompt engineering, workflow automation, integration with enterprise systems, and evaluating AI solutions in real-world operational scenarios.
The IM8 Concept of Operations (CONOPS) establishes the framework for ICT&SS policy development and operations lifecycle. It enables Policy Developers (PDs), Agencies, and other stakeholders to collaborate effectively in developing, managing, and implementing IM8 controls across the Whole-Of-Government (WOG) under the IM8 Reform programme. The CONOPS encompasses seven (7) core processes that guide the complete lifecycle of policy development, from conception to practical application and assessment. The journey begins with problem identification and progresses through policy operations and continuous improvement. It supports iterative improvements and parallel activities across steps to ensure Responsive Policy Management.
The IT Infrastructure team is the backbone of a government ministry's digital ecosystem, supporting a wide range of critical systems that serve both citizens and businesses. Our team ensures these systems run reliably and securely through robust infrastructure support and enterprise-wide tools such as Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR), Privileged Identity & Access Management (PIAM), and proxy services. As an intern with our team, you will get hands-on exposure to real-world government IT infrastructure at scale. You will contribute to exciting initiatives such as implementing Application Performance Monitoring (APM) and Observability solutions that give us deep visibility into system health, building AI agents to enhance operational efficiency, and developing automation pipelines that reduce manual toil and improve reliability
Ever wondered what keeps Singapore's school systems running smoothly — even when things go wrong? As part of MOE's Digital Excellence and Products Division (DXD), you'll ensure that educational technology infrastructure serving students and teachers across Singapore stays resilient and always available. You'll get hands-on experience with enterprise-grade AWS cloud operations, disaster recovery testing, and system availability monitoring. Along the way, you'll also get exposure to AI development on Amazon Bedrock, contributing to the team's efforts in bringing greater automation and intelligence to government IT operations. If you're excited about cloud infrastructure and making a real impact on systems that millions depend on daily, this is the internship for you.
Join MSF DataSphere, a data lakehouse built on AWS and Databricks, where you will provision and manage cloud infrastructure that helps shape social policies in Singapore for children, families, persons with disabilities, and more. You will work on infrastructure-as-code using Terraform, managing CI/CD pipelines, cloud security, and platform operations on AWS GCC, in a team that cares deeply about reliability, security, and social impact. We are looking for candidates who are smart, curious, and hands-on, comfortable working in a complex cloud environment, and who genuinely care about social good. Shortlisted candidates will be asked to complete an infrastructure provisioning mini-project before the interview.
We are seeking a curious and hands-on R&D Engineering Intern to support the exploration, prototyping, and development of technology solutions across a diverse range of projects. The role sits at the intersection of software development, hardware integration, data engineering, automation, and emerging technologies. Projects may range from integrating sensors and devices with software platforms, developing proof-of-concept applications, experimenting with biometric technologies, to acquiring and processing information from different data sources. As an R&D intern, you will work closely with engineers and project stakeholders to investigate new technologies, rapidly build prototypes, conduct experiments, and evaluate technical feasibility. You will gain exposure to the full engineering process — from understanding a problem and researching possible approaches, to developing a working prototype, testing it in real-world conditions, and documenting the findings. The nature of R&D means that projects and technologies will evolve. We are therefore looking for candidates who are adaptable, resourceful, technically curious, and comfortable learning unfamiliar technologies independently.