Project Coordinator

Project Coordinator for HeritageSG About This Role Join HeritageSG (HSG) as a Project Coordinator and be the driving force behind successful projects. You'll orchestrate complex exhibitions, festivals, and heritage experiences from concept to completion, working with diverse teams to deliver impactful projects on time and within budget. Your expertise will ensure seamless project delivery across HeritageSG's dynamic portfolio.What You'll Do Your primary focus will be managing HSG's Business Development Gallery Consultancy pipeline, coordinating projects across exhibitions and galleries, festivals and placemaking, heritage trails, digital interactives, archaeology, and publications. You'll serve as the central hub connecting creative vision with practical execution, whilst maintaining flexibility to support other HSG projects as organisational needs arise.Key Responsibilities Project Leadership : Plan and manage projects from initiation to completion, defining scope, milestones, deliverables, and tracking progress against agreed KPIs Team Coordination: Work with curators, conservators, designers, fabricators, AV teams, and digital specialists to integrate content and technical requirements seamlessly Operational Management: Coordinate logistics, installation processes, and collections care whilst maintaining comprehensive documentation Procurement & Contracts: Manage vendor relationships, contracts, and procurement processes in line with public sector requirements Stakeholder Engagement: Liaise with donors, partners, and community groups to ensure smooth project execution and strong relationships Strategic Support: Contribute across HeritageSG's portfolio including publications, digital interactives, heritage trails, and educational programmes Documentation & Reporting: Prepare project documentation, budgets, and evaluation reports with actionable insights and recommendations The Ideal Profile A degree in project management, arts management, history, heritage studies, or a related field is required. 3 to 5 years of experience in project or events management in a museum, heritage, or cultural setting is preferred. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple timelines, budgets, and vendors. Clear written and verbal communication skills for preparing reports, briefs, and presentations. Stakeholder management skills with donors, clients, partners, vendors, and community groups are required. Knowledge of procurement, contract management, and risk frameworks in the public sector is an advantage. Familiarity with GST treatment, audit requirements, and grant reporting is an advantage. Why Join HeritageSG? Be Part of Singapore's Creative Heritage Force As a subsidiary of the National Heritage Board under MCCY, HeritageSG stands at the forefront of cultural innovation. We're the creative minds transforming how heritage connects with contemporary audiences.Shape the Future of Cultural Experiences Join a dynamic team that blends immersive storytelling with cutting-edge technology. From virtual reality installations to interactive displays, we're pioneering new ways to make heritage accessible and engaging across museums, festivals, and digital platforms.Work Where Creativity Meets Impact At HeritageSG, every project matters. Whether you're curating exhibitions, coordinating festivals, or developing digital experiences, you'll contribute to thoughtfully curated experiences that bring heritage to life for millions. Our collaborative environment encourages creative thinking whilst maintaining the highest professional standards.Grow Your Career in Cultural Innovation Be part of an organisation that values both tradition and innovation. You'll work alongside passionate professionals who are reshaping the cultural landscape, with opportunities to develop expertise across multiple disciplines - from traditional curation to emerging technologies.Make Heritage Relevant for Tomorrow Join us in our mission to ensure heritage remains vibrant and meaningful for future generations. At HeritageSG, your work doesn't just preserve the past - it actively shapes how culture evolves and connects with contemporary society.