BE UBUICIOFSSINGAPORE NAVY NAVAINWARFARE SHSTEMIENGINEERSon a eae FOR ENGINEERING WITH AN ENRICHING CAREER ee eee ec aD engineering into a futfiling, rewarding career, we invite you to Ce ee Une Se oe ee ie [As a Naval Warfare System Engineer in the Navy, you are both an oficer and an engineer. As an officer, you will take charge of a team of military experts who will werk alongside ee ce Cee eee ee ery knowledge on state-of-the-art systems in the Navy such as. Cree ee eet ae Fee ee eran Pree one et ea cee Interact with suppliers and partners to refine and innovate our platforms and systems, embark on overseas missions and er nN eee ee academically all the way tothe doctorate level. You'll also be ‘on par with some of the wetle’s tap engineers, as you gain De er aan or Chartered Engineer (CEng) through the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), Ser Uw id Cede eee een ec raed an experienced engineer looking to take your technical knowledge to the nest level, here's your chance to take your Cn eee aoe need ‘Singapore Navy as a Naval Warfare System Engineer. TAKE CHARGE OF SOME OF a WORLD’S MOST ADVANCED NAVAL PLATFORMS Re ono See ees ene a ace expertise on a stunning atsenal of assets, which include submarines, unmanned surface vessels, naval helicopters, and stealth frigates. oa Prien MISSILE CORVETTE ae SH aN sci Puan Ea ane Ea Tian LANDING SHIP TANK Comm apa ty Rs pin a aT ra LadMoUrnsr mar nes Miseraron Wisi ZtNS (Espey st t= se Ar SSS... Sere) 1e RSN in 1950, I'v See ea any advanced platforms, but also through our people. I've seen, myself evolve tremendously too, as | took on the various Sree I've had the opportunity to build my foundation in engineering through my undergraduate and graduate ce eee cae ne Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), respectively ied my knowledge on advanced platforms in mission arity roa eee aed aie rere eee eee aint ieee eno —f (GRAD SCHOOL AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY), Thaye fond inemories of days spent in the MIT Hyrodymamics Lab, as well as the priceless moments) pent bonding with my family. LOGISTICS EXECUTIVE ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT COURSE Lived out ofa suitcase as expanded my knowledge in a course that took me to several US cities: ‘SHIPYARD MANAGEMENT time deepening my expertise in ‘shipyard management Of course, t.didn’t miss out on ‘immersing myself in the history of Peal Harbor. INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (IMarEST) Initiated and led etforts to have our engineers benchmarked through the Chartered Engineer (CEng) and Incorporated Engineer UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE AT (Eng) accreditation, One of my proudest achievements! ‘UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON H Tiss where fl in ove with Naval rctiteture, \.__ STOCKHOLM, MALMO & KARLSKRONA, SWEDEN MEETINGS AND DESIGN STUDIES WITH SUPPLIERS Worked! on developing and enhancing our platforms with leading defence (Contactors, such as Kockums and Kamewa (a subsidiary of Rolls-Royce) ‘MTU NAVAL SYMPOSIUM Shared the RSN’s perspective on developments inthe naval sector wihileading industry experts from around the word __suam MIDSHIPMAN SEA ‘TRAINING DEPLOYMENT. Liberty in Guam was one of ‘my fondest memories while undergoing MSTD. PARIS, FRANCE MEETINGS WITH SUPPLIERS: Discussed upgrades on our ystems with a defence contractor. Managed to catch a glimpse ofthe Eifel Tower. *— SINGAPORE EXERCISE CARAT Oversaw exchanges between lognties personnel rom diferent oegn navies, Mate ne fends rom around te wore BILATERAL EXERCISES Played the role of a diplomat, a | helped build defence relations with our friends from N the Indonesian Navy. Us Ps SUBMARINE SUPPORT CONFERENCE w. E Discussed best practices on developing a Ay ST ‘support ecosystem for our submarines,MARINE ENGINEER cvanuw unm) Using your deep expertise in engineering and yo Seeger take charge of sophisticated platforms. You'll be the diving force for innovative leaps in naval engineering, ae eee es eg nee Ce Cue Ro ce eee! Ship Structure & Survivability a eeu Degree in Engineering discipline (Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Mechatronics or ‘Aerospace Engineering) or International Baccalaureate A CULT Tas Cart) Be eo me eee) $2,400 (Diploma) Bo) ee oe) Pen) ry Beno Cerny Se Reed experience and educational qualification COT Le ray See es) ‘Submarine: $750 - $850Coe eee eee Se ee ees et ete ue cue TNCs ney Cae eee eae Rao eae et ce Se ae ee cea Systems; Weapons & Weapons Control Systems; or Se ee eee Ponca er Degree in Engineering discipline (Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering or Mechatronics) or ee coe ens AULT ME4 Trainee ME4 (Apprentice) RE ear om ee ee Taro Sa aa Per tee) Pee) ri Pe Eee rca) Cen See ees eee eR a) POT L Lee ray See es) Sr ees) WLLL LLLde EMBARK ON/AUMEANINGEUL CAREER Cen eu ae ee CSR ee ec eee es a Pee ee ee eo ee ay voyage through in his or her career tll age 60. See Oa a eC oa aoe en & RE EO) * Lead Engineer, Marine Systems/Combat Systems (ship-based or shore-based appointment) ‘+ Accredited as Incorporated Engineer (IEng) by Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Se uae) Cee en eau cg * Senior Branch Head (E.: Engineering, Systems Engineering, Military Logistics, Plans & Operations) Cee ‘Commanding Officer of an Engineering Centre or Naval Engineering School Seer tec + Senior Staff Officer Eg: Engineering, Systems Engineering, Miltary Logistics, Plans & Operations) + Senior Engineer, Marine Systems/Combat Systems (ship-based or shore-based appointment) Ocenia Lge a nad Say Seng Laas) + Group Head (E.g.: Engineering, Systems Engineering, Military Logistics, Plans & Operations) See ua W/L MILITARY DOMAIN EXPERTS ‘SCHEME (MDES) BENEFITS FLEXIBLE BENEFITS SCHEME Career till age 60 on full CPF terms This flexible benefits scheme awards credit points (1 point = $1) that you can use for: Serer) eT Ora SOTO easy reed Expert Continuous Engagement & Learning (EXCEL) Bonus ee See edo ag Sree nrtos Peer ESL 4 “i eee ce See aT % i eC eee eee ‘ 13° year of service onwards: 1,000 credits per year WIMHTAMARKIOF DISTINCTION Ne ae Lee ae and systems. As you become increasingly skilled in your various fields of expertise, your badges will progress from silver to gold to gold-with-str. \_ENGINEERS Engineers ae silent heroes, working long hours in the machinery Cee aCe eter eam eed rose on the engineers’ badges reflects direction and symbolises the eee oe ee cereSEO SCHOLARSHIP SHIPS cay ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Aor) OU SeSiccai) SUES Rar es eC Ooo ey na ea ee eer ers Sena eu ee ae eure * Have GCE ‘A’ Levels (with minimum 11 academic units), International Baccalaureate ot Polytechnic Diploma (with merit), or equivalent Ore Re ee ec Cec) * Possess goad co-curricular activities (CCA) record and strong leadership qualities ‘* Must be a Singapore citizen or a Singapore PR intending to take up citizenship Ce Ur i) OSC ecu) Seen es at ‘+ Full sponsorship of tuition fees and other approved charges See Cae aCe) Dee eae ga ea ee eg Sree ene merece) * Possess good co-curricular activities (CCA) record and strong leadership qualities OTS eu ea ea Cec) CULE) ‘+ Full sponsorship of tuition fees, hostel fees and other approved charges OO Sean a a eee on (MSA Degree) Pec ETE Or Sn at eee es + Annual allowance of $12,000, as well as sponsorship of tuition fees, hostel fees and other approved charges upon signing on On Ree Rona) + Shortlisted engineers will have to go through Officer Cadet School * Possess goad co-curricular activities (CCA) record and strong leadership qualities OT Si Cue a eeACU Lg ‘ADDITIONAL ALLOWANCES COTM Uy BASIC REQUIREMENTS Pee en rr EEE Rin) eC eeaD) Cees Starting salary will be based on years of relevant experience and ec Pe Coomera Cee ko eT Se ee) Degree in Engineering discipline or International Baccalaureate OR eee eer es University, studying or having studied one of the following relevant disciplines: NDC ty Oued Ona Oecd eens Oe ea as COMBAT SYSTEMS ENGINEER: * Electrical & Electronic Engineering rome Ores Dee ee Ce Ld ST eC a eee oe ec Medically fit (PES A & PES B) Re aaa CoCrENE m (AVE. WAREARE lela Fresh from graduating with a Degree in Electrical Engineering from NUS, | knew | wanted a job where I could apply and expand my engineering knowledge. The RSN offered me the best place to apply what | learnt in the engineering classroom, This Is. een Resear? f eee ee Ce acd technologically-advanced platforms throughout the platforms’ life-cyel The RSN has given me plenty of opportunities to expand my worldview and knowledge, My quest to expand my engineering knowledge has taken me ta foreign lands, such as Monterey, California, where | pursued an MSc in Combat Systems Technology at the Naval Postgraduate School, as well as San Diego, where | underwent a System Safety course. | also had plenty o ‘opportunities to see the world and interact with foreign navies. During Exercise SINGAROO at Darwin, Australia, for instance, we made new friends as we played sports with foreign naval personnel, and enjoyed an Outback-style barbeque. All these opportunities and exgeriences have pregared me for my current role as the Commanding Officer of an Engineering Centre. By learning how to engage with new platforms and naval personnel from all over the world, | learnt to not only maintain Pet cca Ee See for all RSN ships. Stay PR aU TCR a aCeca ee ere ‘So what makes a career in the RSN so interesting? Being an engineer, | love the fact that | apply and expand my knowledge while working with state-of-the-art technology, instead of just being stuck in an office cubicle, Believe me, nothing beats hearing the ‘sweet music ofthe four turbochargers kicking in from the Formidable Class Frigate's main engines. | also get to work with partners Sree ec Se a Rr re eee \ also get the chance to go for eye-apening conferences and courses, such as the System Engineering Course in Mali, Sweden. Peer hen nue oer eran ene a eae s Boxing Day Tsunami curing Operation Fying Eagle, to playing the role ofan ambassador asthe Liaison Officer between the US Navy and the RSN during Exercise RIMPAC. Through these experiences I get to broaden my horizons as | immerse myself in Cree cae eas es Rees ser ie ere eae as In short, being in the RSN is a journey lke no other. It's a career where | get to work on exciting, challenging and interesting. De eee Cee ee eed ea eS ia Pees ee eS en ar ee Cee 1} [el Sette Peete ee hen tn es — ee te Hiprerenireny hee mee ernie tee ren creer ee year er at eee SO Ce ee a Su aa a Peasy erat et I've ventured to many countries and had many exciting experiences with the RSN. One of my most interesting experiences was diving in @ submarine in the deep Baltic Sea, Completing the very demanding training conducted by the Royal Swedish Navy (RSwN) in the Baltic Sea, and bringing back the Archer Class suamarines to join the RSN's arsenal of capable assets, was definitely one of my proudest achievements. But out ofall my experiences, my favourite memory so far has got to be playing eee Se aOR oe CaS Rn oc While a career in the RSN may seem challenging, it defintely has provided me with plenty of opportunities to grow. Being in ‘the RSN has taught me to be meticulous and precise, and to approach issues or problems from all angles. These lessons and experiences have groomed me well for my cutrent appointment, where | oversee a tearn who helps ensure that the platform systems on board the RSS Swordsman are always ship-shape. In short, being in the RSN has not only given me the opportunity ree eee oe en cs aa aad ‘, Ue UCU ee ECL CD) Daler: Renna eTnls SNES eT TSS) Nea DERINE THE CAPABILITIES OF \EINOR THE NAVY. IT IS | Th WOMEN BEHIND ENES THA TBE AGE (Ne INS Ge Ahh hhh hh bbbbhbhibbhhe \pares