Specialised roles see strong growth in Singapore job postings: Indeed

Sales and marketing managers posted a 127% growth, whilst AI engineers rose 83%.

Employers are prioritising specialised roles, with sales and marketing managers and machine learning engineers leading job posting growth in Singapore, Indeed reported.

In its report, Indeed said sales and marketing managers saw a 127% increase in job posting growth, whilst machine learning engineers saw an 83% increase.

Completing the top five job postings with the highest growth are resident engineers (+75%), civil engineers (+65%), and assistant cook (+65%).

In addition, jobseekers are also gravitating towards service and support roles, with pet sitters (+260%) and chauffeurs (+184%) experiencing the highest click increases.

Other sought-after roles include sales advisors (+165%), bakery assistants (+156%), and zookeepers (+149%).

“The job market in Singapore is evolving in exciting ways. While there’s a clear demand for specialised roles in AI and tech, it’s fascinating to see how job seekers are increasingly drawn to service roles,” said Saumitra Chand, career expert at Indeed.

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