Geospatial

Geospatial

Model, simulate and analyse the urban environment. Plan and manage city operations effectively. Visualise and experiment with assets digitally.

Beyond the display of information on a map, geospatial information and technology enables government and businesses to analyse patterns and generate insights to make more informed decisions and execute seamless operations. In addition, Geospatial information and technology is essential to our daily lives, driving everyday applications such as private hire, food delivery, and navigation.

Geospatial is multi-faceted, encompassing the areas of: Mapping and Remote Sensing, Geospatial Data and Database Management, Geospatial Information System (GIS) Design, Development and Management, and Geospatial Modelling and Analysis. When you choose a career as a Geospatial Engineer, you embark on a journey of discovery and change.

The deep expertise you develop will drive Singapore’s digital transformation into a Smart Nation.

Hear from our tech talents

If you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. My SAF career combines both my passions - geospatial technologies and the defence of Singapore. I leverage my problem-solving skills and contribute to national security by conducting geoanalysis using state-of-the-art technologies.

— Hazel Ang, Manager, Imagery Support Group, SAF C4I, SAF

My job revolves around the use of Geographic Information Systems to process building data and presenting them on a map. I am proud to be part of a team involved in preparing the user design requirements and overseeing the development of BCA's Building Geospatial Information System.

— Grace Xue, Executive Manager, Geological and Geospatial Development Department, BCA

Find out what more officers have to say here.

Get set for smart moves ahead

Discover geospatial career opportunities in these agencies:

• BCA

• CSA

• DSTA

• GovTech

• HDB

• HTX

• JTC

• LTA

• NParks

• SLA

• URA