Intern, Project Management Office Analyst

Job Description

This internship supports the Project Management Office with project tracking, reporting, documentation, meeting coordination, data analysis and follow-up on action items. Candidates should be current undergraduates or recent students in business, project management, finance, engineering or a related discipline. Strong organisational, analytical and communication skills are expected, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint. The successful candidate should be detail-oriented, proactive, dependable and comfortable working with multiple stakeholders and deadlines. Familiarity with project-management tools, dashboards or process-improvement methods would be helpful. The role is suited to someone seeking practical experience in a structured corporate or property-development environment.

Company Info

Perennial Business City is a major integrated business and lifestyle development in Singapore associated with Perennial Holdings, a Singapore-based real estate and healthcare company. Located in the Jurong Lake District, the development is designed to combine premium office space with retail, hospitality, healthcare and lifestyle facilities. Perennial Holdings has a portfolio spanning commercial, mixed-use, retail, hotel and healthcare assets across Singapore and selected overseas markets. Its projects generally focus on creating large-scale, well-connected destinations that serve businesses, residents and visitors. An internship within its Project Management Office can provide exposure to corporate planning, project governance, reporting, stakeholder coordination and the delivery of complex property or business initiatives. Work arrangements, benefits and the precise employing entity should be confirmed directly in the official vacancy and during the recruitment process.

Destination Guide

Singapore is a compact, highly connected island city with opportunities in finance, technology, property, hospitality, healthcare, logistics, engineering and professional services. The workplace is international, efficient and multicultural, with English widely used in business. Local life combines modern shopping districts, diverse food centres, green parks, museums and easy public transport through the MRT and bus networks. Housing can be expensive, especially in central areas, so newcomers often compare shared apartments, room rentals and locations near MRT stations. International interns and employees must hold the appropriate immigration permission; employers commonly arrange work authorisation such as a Training Employment Pass, Employment Pass or S Pass, depending on eligibility and role. Check current requirements with Singapore's Ministry of Manpower before travelling. Singapore is warm and humid year-round, and budgeting for rent, transport, meals and medical insurance is important when relocating.