Total 3 technical support job vacancies in Art / Design / Entertainment category in The Philippines

Job Description:

• Responsible for cutting edge technology node’s SRAM compiler design and deliver best quality of design kit.
• Seamlessly collaborate with SRAM design and layout team to achieve highest quality of design kit delivery.
• Responsible for data analysis and platform development of memory usage big data.
• Responsible for physical verification (DRC/ERC/LVS/ANT/PERC) on SRAM compiler.
• Responsible for spice simulation on timing, power and noise on SRAM compiler.
• Responsible for QA check and development on SRAM compiler.

Requirements:

• Bachelor or Master Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or Computer Engineering or Computer Science.
• Multi-task capability and strong self-driven characteristics to meet challenging schedule.
• Proficient  with  Perl,  Shell, Python,  C/C++  languages,  knowledge  with AI  machine  learning algorithm and infrastructure is an added advantage.
• Strong interpersonal skills to work with team members with multi-cultural environment
• Knowledge of high performance, low power SRAM/ROM and VLSI design is an added advantage. Experience with EDA tools will be helpful.
• Candidate with experience is preferable.

Interested candidates may apply through the application system. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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Key Responsibilities (Finance& Economics Focus)

• Financial Calendar & Budget Management Manage the Executive’s calendar, appointments, meetings, and travel arrangements, with emphasis on financial reviews, budget deadlines, and regulatory reporting schedules.
• Government & Regulatory Financial Communications Screen and prioritize incoming calls, emails, and correspondence, including sensitive financial and compliance communications with government agencies (MOM, BCA, IRAS).
• Contracts & Financial Documentation Draft, review, and edit high-level business correspondence, contracts, tender documents, and board papers, ensuring accuracy in financial terms and confidentiality.
• Cross-Departmental Financial Reporting Coordinate consolidated reporting by compiling financial, HR, and project data into management packs, supporting executive decision-making with quantitative insights.
• Meeting Support & Economic Analysis Attend executive and board meetings, prepare detailed minutes, and track follow-up actions, including financial and economic implications across stakeholders.
• Strategic Finance & Economics Initiatives Support strategic initiatives such as project bids, worker placement compliance, and overseas expansion by conducting financial research and preparing economic analysis reports.
• Executive Events & Economic Forums Organize executive-level events, industry forums, and stakeholder engagements, with focus on financial and economic policy discussions, liaising with regulators and clients.
• Expense & Budget Oversight Oversee expense claims, project-related financial tracking, and reconciliation of executive budgets, including variance analysis and compliance with corporate finance policies.
• Confidential Financial Information Management Maintain strict confidentiality in handling sensitive information such as worker contracts, payroll compliance, and regulatory financial submissions.
• Financial Document & Compliance Supervision Supervise document management processes, including tender submissions, MOM filings, and project compliance records with financial implications.
• Policy & Financial Communications Assist in drafting responses and policy communications for CEO’s review, ensuring alignment with corporate governance and financial standards.
• Advanced Administrative & Procurement Support Perform advanced administrative duties, including vendor coordination, procurement support, and monitoring of project documentation systems with financial relevance.
• Ad-hoc Financial & Crisis Support Undertake ad-hoc responsibilities assigned by the Executive, including urgent financial filings, economic risk assessments, and crisis management support.

Location: Auckland, New Zealand (Full Visa Sponsorship & Relocation Support Provided)

Compensation: * Technical Director: Up to $185,000+ NZD (Negotiable based on experience + Equity/Shareholding pathways)

• Senior to Principal Engineer: Up to $145,000 NZD

  Required Accreditation: Degree recognized under the Washington Accord (Mandatory for NZ Chartership)

Shape Aotearoa’s Wastewater Future

Are you a seasoned water professional looking for a high-impact leadership role in a country renowned for its work-life balance and stunning natural environment?

Our client is a highly respected, multidisciplinary consultancy delivering pioneering infrastructure and environmental solutions across New Zealand. Due to a booming pipeline of national works, their Water Infrastructure Group in Auckland is seeking two high-calibre professionals to lead, design, and champion the next generation of three-waters and wastewater networks.

Why Relocate from Singapore to Auckland?

• Smooth Professional Transition: Your Washington Accord-accredited degree provides a direct, recognized pathway to becoming a Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) in New Zealand.

• True Work-Life Balance: Leave the high-stress, 24/7 grind behind. Enjoy authentic flexible/hybrid working arrangements and a culture that genuinely values your time outside the office.

• Wealth Creation & Ownership: For the Technical Director role, this isn't just a salaried position—it includes defined pathways toward future company shareholding and equity.

• Collaborative Ecosystem: Work alongside a diverse, multidisciplinary team of top-tier planners, scientists, landscape architects, and civil engineers.

Available Positions & Core Responsibilities

1. Technical Director – Water Infrastructure (Wastewater Focus)

This is a strategic, high-ownership role for a veteran engineer with 15+ years of experience.

• Strategic Leadership: Drive the growth, capability planning, and technical direction of the wastewater business unit across Auckland and nationally.

• Project & Technical Oversight: Ensure delivery excellence on complex, large-scale treatment plants, pump stations, and reticulation networks.

• Business Development: Manage relationships with key municipal clients, water authorities, and alliance partners.

• Mentorship: Cultivate, mentor, and inspire a high-performing team of intermediate and senior engineers.

2. Senior to Principal Wastewater Engineer

This is a delivery and team-leadership role for a technical expert with 8+ years of experience.

• Engineering Design: Lead the technical design and delivery of municipal wastewater treatment and reticulation infrastructure.

• Project Management: Coordinate cross-disciplinary teams to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to exceptional standards.

• Client Interface: Provide technical advisory, liaise directly with clients, and support engineering proposal bids.

• Team Growth: Actively mentor junior engineers and technicians, fostering a collaborative learning environment.

What You’ll Bring

To ensure a successful visa application and integration into the New Zealand engineering ecosystem, you must possess:

• Recognized Degree: A Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental, or Natural Resources Engineering fully accredited under the Washington Accord (e.g., NUS, NTU, or equivalent recognized international universities).

• Proven Track Record: Experience delivering municipal wastewater infrastructure projects (experience with PUB networks or major regional water authorities is highly regarded).

• Professional Chartership: Hold CPEng status, or possess the qualifications and portfolio readiness to actively work towards New Zealand chartership.

• Consulting Savvy: Strong commercial acumen, client-facing confidence, and exceptional English communication skills to influence stakeholders.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

If you are ready to trade the concrete jungle for a career-defining role in one of the world's most beautiful coastal countries, we want to hear from you.

Apply now by submitting your CV outlining your technical project history and leadership aspirations.