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Change Management jobs at Scoot in Singapore

Actively hiring 7 Change Management jobs

7 live jobs ↓14% 28d

Principal Specialist, Rostering (Product Owner) (JSA)

Estimated salary

~S$7k–10.5k/mo

Normal competition

Manager, Rostering (Optimisation) (JSA)

Estimated salary

~S$5k–8.5k/mo

Normal competition

Analyst, IT (Business Analysis)

Estimated salary

Very high competition

Senior Business Analyst – Optimisation

Estimated salary

~S$7.5k–10.5k/mo

Very high competition

Senior Specialist, Organisation & Aviation Psychology (OAP)

Estimated salary

~S$5.5k–10.5k/mo

Normal competition

Digital Adoption Manager

Estimated salary

~S$7.5k–9k/mo

Very high competition

Product Manager, Digital Experience & E-Commerce

Estimated salary

~S$5.5k–9.5k/mo

Very high competition

Other skills Scoot looks for

CAAS 18 Project Management 15 Data Analysis 14 Regulatory Compliance 12 Aircraft Type Rating 11 ATPL 11 Stakeholder Management 9 Pilot-in-Command (PIC) 8 Flight Operations 8 Vendor Management 7 Agile 7 Customer Service 6 Tableau 6 Business Analysis 6 Agile Development 6 UAT 5 Aerospace Industry Knowledge 5 CAAS Regulations 5

About Scoot

Scoot is the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines (SIA). Scoot took to the skies in June 2012 and merged with Tigerair Singapore in July 2017, retaining the Scoot brand for a new chapter of growth. Scoot was the world's first low-cost carrier to attain the highest ratings at both the APEX Health Safety Audit powered by SimpliFlying and Skytrax COVID-19 Airline Safety Rating Audit. In 2022, Scoot was awarded IATA membership for meeting global industry standards for airline operational safety. Our people have big smiles and even bigger personalities. We are defined by our unique Scootitude – a daring attitude to be positive, uncompromising on safety and efficiency, spreading fun and humanity wherever we fly. Come Make Each Journey Better with our yellow family. Check out the roles available here:

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