Intern (Programmes)

[What the role is]

We are seeking a highly motivated intern with good interpersonal and analytical skills to join the Grants Division. This role will offer an opportunity to leverage data and analytics to review our end-to-end grant-making process, provide recommendations for streamlining or automation, and potentially identify new/different ways to approach, document as well as track our grant products.

[What you will be working on]

This includes:

• Reviewing and analysing current standard operating procedures across the grant-making lifecycle, identifying bottlenecks and inefficiencies that could benefit from automation or AI-powered solutions.

• Research on emerging digital tools/technology, and evaluate their potential for streamlining application processing, due diligence, and impact measurement.

• Understand current pain points and gather requirements (e.g. engaging with users and stakeholders) for AI-enhanced workflows, ensuring proposed solutions align with operational needs.

• Prototyping AI solutions for grant administration tasks such as eligibility screening, to cut down on time taken for grant officers to evaluate grant proposals.

• Creating data visualisation dashboards or AI-powered insights tools to support strategic decision-making and stakeholder communications.

Requirements:

• Currently pursuing a degree or diploma in a relevant field such as Business Technology, Computer Science, Data Science, or a related discipline.

• Strong analytical, writing and data analytics/visualisation skills.

• Proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.

• Knowledge of programming languages and AI tools preferred.

[What we are looking for]

Learning Outcome:

You will have the opportunity to:

• Develop proficiency in AI and automation tools - Gain practical experience in applying tools and analytics to real-world challenges, in a professional setting.

• Opportunity to work with government digital products from GovTech and Open Government Products, providing unique exposure to public sector innovation.

• Build process improvement and systems thinking skills - Learn to identify inefficiencies, map workflows, and design solutions that integrate technology with human processes effectively.

• Strengthen data visualisation and presentation capabilities - learn to create compelling dashboards, reports, and presentations that communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences.

Applications are open exclusively to students from May 2026 to Dec 2026. Please indicate your available start and end dates in your CV.

Join us to gain valuable experience and contribute to our mission of effective and impactful grant-making.

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