Psychologist

• Adecco is partnering with a public sector organisation (uniformed service) to support psychological research, assessment, and victim support initiatives.
• We are looking for a Contract Psychologist (Crime Psychology) to support psychological research and assessment work focused on scam victims and victim support programmes. The role will contribute to evidence-based approaches to crime prevention and victim support, particularly in addressing the growing challenges posed by scams targeting vulnerable populations.
• Work Location: Central Singapore

The Talent

• Degree in Psychology or other relevant fields
• Work experience in psychology or related behavioural sciences would be advantageous, particularly in applied forensic work, victim support, or related fields
• Experience in research settings and project management
• Strong understanding of statistics and proficiency in statistical software
• Experience with both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies
• Strong analytical skills with proficiency in spoken and written English
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and stakeholder management skills
• Ability to work with sensitive populations and handle confidential information professionally
• Understanding of trauma-informed approaches would be advantageous
• Familiarity with uniformed services, policing, or public sector environments would be an advantage
  
  

• Support the conceptualisation and review of scam assessment programmes, including determining programme scope and parameters
• Develop entry and exit criteria for scam support programmes and conceptualise outcome evaluation frameworks
• Review and develop evaluation data collection tools, including semi-structured interviews, questionnaires, and databases
• Conduct data transcription, cleaning, and analysis across qualitative and quantitative datasets
• Prepare technical reports for internal circulation to support victim care and evidence-based approaches
• Develop academic reports for potential journal publication
• Create presentation materials for training, seminars, conferences, and other professional engagements
• Support the implementation of trauma-informed practices, particularly in the area of victimology
• Conduct training and assessment work for various courses
• Support psychological research and assessment initiatives within the Crime Psychology function
• Contribute to projects aimed at strengthening approaches to scam prevention and victim support
• Support operational and departmental functions as required
• Perform other duties as assigned

Next Step

• We could contact you in the soonest time if you directly send your resume to: [Confidential Information]
• Email Topic: Apply Psychologist
• We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

Jason Lew Hong Kang
EA Licence Number: 91C2918
Personnel Registration Number: R1876435