[GRIT@Gov]
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
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[What the role is] The GRaduate Industry Traineeship Programme within the Public Service (GRIT@Gov) aims to provide fresh graduates with opportunities to gain industry-relevant skills and experience that can strengthen their employability to take up full time roles in the sector. The role as a GIS Data Content Improvement, who is responsible for enhancing the quality, accuracy, and usability of geospatial datasets. [What you will be working on] Geospatial Application Development and Configurati…
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