18 hours ago
Singapore, SingaporeStaff+
Responsibilities
- Lead implementation and lifecycle management of agent services on the Central AI Kitchen platform.
- Design, implement, and operate MCP servers and MCP gateway capabilities connecting AI agents with enterprise tools, APIs, and data services.
- Implement agent identity, authentication, agent registries, agent gateways, and tool gateways with governance and policy enforcement.
- Establish reusable standards and onboarding patterns for agents, MCP servers, tools, APIs, and other agentic AI components.
- Implement security controls for authentication, authorization, secrets management, tool access, and least-privilege execution.
- Integrate platform services with IAM, API management, secrets management, SIEM, logging, and cybersecurity controls.
- Lead and coordinate engineers across Singapore and India, including technical direction, work planning, task allocation, mentoring, and delivery tracking.
- Coordinate delivery across internal staff, offshore engineers, vendors, and platform teams while establishing engineering practices and technical handovers.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
- At least 8 years of experience in platform engineering, cloud-native infrastructure, or data/AI platform roles.
- Experience implementing platforms on Kubernetes or OpenShift.
- Experience designing or integrating enterprise APIs, gateways, identity platforms, or distributed application services.
- Experience leading platform-component implementation and providing technical direction to engineering teams.
- Experience coordinating delivery across multiple engineers, teams, or geographical locations.
Benefits
- Opportunities for continuous learning and meaningful work with real impact.
Tech Stack
KubernetesOpenShift
Categories
About Singtel
Singtel is a Singapore‑headquartered public telecommunications group founded in 1879 that sells mobile, broadband, and enterprise network services to consumers and businesses across Asia-Pacific. It owns Optus in Australia and operates NCS (regional IT services) and Nxera (data centers), and is expanding into AI infrastructure via its RE:AI GPU‑as‑a‑Service. Its revenue comes from connectivity subscriptions and managed services across networks, cloud, cybersecurity, and digital platforms, with equity stakes in regional operators broadening its reach.