About Brinc
Brinc supports entrepreneurs through venture programmes, commercialisation support and investor and corporate networks. Its APAC-rooted platform connects research, founders, customers and capital, with international operating reach.
Purpose of the role
Run the day-to-day delivery of a Singapore-based healthcare and medtech venture-building programme aligned with A*STAR's agreed priorities. Help researchers and founders turn opportunities into validated venture plans, commercial milestones and stronger operating capability.
Key responsibilities
Own the programme delivery calendar, milestones and operating records across venture formation and commercialisation.
Coordinate sourcing, application review, founder interviews and selection evidence against agreed criteria.
Help researchers and founders test customer problems, develop venture theses and maintain practical milestone plans.
Support founder and entrepreneur-in-residence matching, mentor office hours and specialist sessions against each venture's needs.
Coordinate customer discovery, pilot scoping and commercial introductions with hospitals, corporates and other relevant stakeholders.
Maintain venture evidence packs, KPI dashboards, risk registers and decision logs for programme and steering-group reviews.
Identify regulatory, clinical, data-protection and IP dependencies early, and refer them to appropriately qualified specialists.
Manage workshops, cohort logistics and founder community activities with clear follow-up and actionable feedback.
Coordinate investor-readiness materials, data-room preparation and market-access support with Brinc's regional teams.
Improve delivery processes and report delays, capacity constraints and unresolved actions promptly to the Programme Director.
Requirements
Experience delivering venture-building, startup-support or commercialisation projects, with practical healthcare, medtech or life-science exposure.
Strong project management and the ability to turn ambiguous work into tracked actions and evidence-based milestones.
Familiarity with early-stage founder needs, customer discovery and the transition from research or prototype to commercial validation.
Awareness of healthcare adoption, clinical evidence and regulatory requirements; ability to coordinate experts without substituting for specialist advice.
Strong relationship management across founders, institutions, clinicians, mentors and corporate stakeholders.
Clear written and spoken English, reliable reporting and confidence using collaborative programme and portfolio tools.
Nice-to-haves
Experience supporting Singapore research spin-outs or working with hospitals, universities or healthcare innovation teams.
Hands-on founder, venture-studio, accelerator or early-stage operating experience.
Familiarity with investor diligence, international market entry and healthcare data-protection practices.
- Locations
- Singapore, Singapore