International Relations

Job Title: International Relations Specialist

Location: Singapore

Job Type: Full-time

Salary Range: SGD 5,500 - SGD 9,200 per month

Job SummaryWe are seeking a highly analytical, strategic, and culturally adept International Relations Specialist to manage our external affairs, cross-border partnerships, and global regulatory tracking pipelines. In this role, you will be responsible for building strategic alignments with international business networks, monitoring geopolitical policy shifts, and drafting objective briefs on transnational operating parameters. Partnering closely with Legal, Communications, and senior leadership, you will turn complex geopolitical data and foreign market indicators into clear, actionable corporate strategies that enhance our global presence.Key Responsibilities

  • Strategic Partnerships: Formulate, enforce, and maintain cross-border collaboration frameworks, managing active communication channels with international corporate partners, trade agencies, and global networks.
  • Geopolitical Risk Analysis: Monitor and interpret continuous updates to foreign market policies, regional trade pacts, and international compliance laws to protect regional operations.
  • Advisory & Policy Briefing: Research and author detailed geopolitical intelligence summaries, strategic position papers, and risk evaluation briefs for executive stakeholders.
  • Delegation & Event Coordination: Coordinate and structure high-level international meetings, global corporate summits, and trade delegation itineraries to facilitate diplomatic business alignment.
  • Cross-Border Alignment: Bridge regional business goals and distinct international operating regulations, ensuring cross-functional project rollouts comply with localized market behaviors.
  • Information Governance: Maintain and systematically audit historical trade records, international data sharing agreements, and foreign regulatory archives to optimize record-keeping parameters.
Job Requirements
  • Education: Bachelor’s degree or higher in International Relations, Political Science, Public Policy, Corporate Communications, or a related analytical field.
  • Experience: Demonstrated professional track record in international business development, public affairs, geopolitical risk consulting, or cross-border network management.
  • Technical Knowledge: Strong working familiarity with multi-lateral trade frameworks, international data protection dynamics, or foreign market entry methodologies.
  • Competencies: Exceptional systematic organizational habits, deep critical thinking capabilities, and an objective, calm approach to handling complex cross-cultural relationships.
  • Communication: Exceptional verbal and written English communication skills to align cross-functional regional stakeholders and co-author complex institutional submissions.
Pay: $5,500.00 - $9,200.00 per month

Work Location: In person

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