It is not exactly rocket science, but here are four things to note before going on the talent hunt for Deep Tech startups.
Topics: SGInnovate Insights, Startups, Talent
As a partner of the SG Women in Tech initiative, SGInnovate’s Executive Director of Community and Brand, SzeKi Sim, sheds light on challenges that women in tech face and opportunities to bring more into the fold.
Topics: Deep Tech for Good, Talent
As part of the SG Women in Tech initiative, SGInnovate co-organised the ‘Leading Together in STEM’ event which marked the launch of the inaugural SG Women in Tech corporate pledge, among the event highlights.
Topics: Deep Tech for Good, Talent
Singapore-based SGInnovate has a unique multi-stakeholder business model focused on identifying and funding Deep Tech startups. CEO Dr Lim Jui now plans to increase the group’s activity in advanced manufacturing and “wetware” — drugs and diagnostics — as firms increasingly are able to revert to pre-COVID business plans.
Topics: Investments, MedTech, Startups, Talent
Under the new Innovation and Enterprise Fellowship Programme (IFP), National Research Foundation (NRF) will be supporting 500 fellowships over the next five years. SGInnovate, the programme’s very first partner, saw the launch of the PowerX (Robotics) programme, which helped equip locals with the necessary skills for the robotics and automation sector.
The prospect of getting paid to learn how to programme robots and work for a Deep Tech firm leads Cheng Yi Chiao to join SGInnovate's PowerX Robotics programme.