About the role
AI summarisedResearch Scientist role at I2R focusing on Total Airport Management (TAM) and Concept of Operations (CONOPS) studies for Singapore's aviation hub. The role involves developing data-driven models, simulation tools, and optimization frameworks to enhance airport efficiency, resilience, and stakeholder collaboration.
ResearchFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct cutting-edge research in airport operations, TAM, and CONOPS development
- Analyse complex airport operational processes and develop data-driven models
- Design future airport operational concepts to enhance efficiency, resilience, and collaboration among stakeholders
- Develop advanced operational models, simulation tools, and optimisation frameworks supporting airport-wide decision making
- Study airport operational workflows and identify system bottlenecks
- Design integrated solutions for aircraft turnaround, ground movement, towing operations, gate and stand allocation, and disruption management
- Translate research insights into operational decision-support tools and demonstrable prototypes
- Work closely with industry partners and operational stakeholders to ensure relevance and deployability of developed solutions
Requirements
- PhD in Operations Research, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Transportation Engineering, or a related field
- Strong background in operations research, simulation, optimisation, and data analysis
- Experience in airport operations, air traffic management, or transportation systems is highly desirable
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, R, or MATLAB
- Experience with simulation tools (e.g., AnyLogic, Arena) and optimisation solvers (e.g., CPLEX, Gurobi)
- Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team and collaborate with industry stakeholders
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong problem-solving and analytical thinking abilities
- Demonstrated track record of research publications in relevant fields