Temasek Laboratories@NTU explores the frontiers in science and develops strategic technologies to enhance the defence and security of Singapore. TL@NTU forms part of the defence technology community in Singapore alongside DSO National Laboratories, Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), Temasek Laboratories @ NUS and @SUTD and the local defence industry.

For more details, please view https://www.ntu.edu.sg/temasek-labs .

This position primarily involves working on a project that aims to evaluate and develop work rest cycles that will be used by the Singapore Armed Forces. It will be done through the collection of empirical data through field trials and the development of prediction models based on these data. Together with the PI, the candidate is to lead the planning and execution of the project, to provide scientific guidance and leadership, and to chart the scientific direction for our research domains. The candidate will build capabilities to push the frontiers of research in exercise and health particularly in heat physiology and the physiological bases for physical work tolerance.

Key Responsibilities:

Work closely with PI in the following areas of responsibilities

• Provide both technical and operational leadership to the research team to successfully achieve the deliverables in the project
• Lead and implement the planning and execution of projects
• Own responsibilities in the execution and outcomes of research projects
• Training more junior members of the team
• Work closely with SAF and related stakeholders to strengthen align the working processes and contributions between the different organisations
• Keep a close tech-watch on scientific solutions / models to keep the project at the forefront of science and technology
• Engage with the scientific community to establish suitable collaborations to strengthen the project team
• Bring the Military Medicine perspectives into the design, operation and completion of the project.
• Ensure academic integrity in data analysis and compliance with IRB requirements
• Take responsibility in drafting technical reports and presentations that are accurate and reflect the state of the study
• Any other duties assigned by the PI

Job Requirements:

• PhD degree in sports science / physiology / exercise physiology or related field
• At least 10 years of relevant experience in human performance / exercise physiology research
• Familiarity with human physiology research and science, particularly in heat physiology
• Proficiency in skills and processes involved in human performance research, such as IRB application, coordination with stakeholders, human subject recruitment, pre-during and post-trial operation and data collection, data analyses, manuscript writing
• Good writing skills for writing proposals, technical reports, and publications in good academic journals.
• Experience in leading and mentoring such as in heading labs or mentoring students at various levels or junior colleagues
• Experience in obtaining research grants, as well as leading and managing research projects
• Demonstrated academic / research excellence through high quality peer-reviewed publications
• Good understanding of SAF and defence operating imperatives and working models / processes
• Strong network with relevant local and international technical ecosystem

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.