Intern, Compliance

Role summary

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The Compliance Intern will support SATS’s compliance and governance activities, including policy reviews, regulatory research, risk assessments, documentation, monitoring, reporting and administrative coordination. Candidates should be pursuing a diploma or degree in business, law, finance, accounting, risk management or a related discipline. Strong written and spoken English, attention to detail, analytical ability, confidentiality and proficiency in Microsoft Office are likely expected. The successful candidate should be organised, willing to learn, comfortable handling sensitive information and able to work independently while collaborating with internal teams in a fast-paced aviation and food-solutions environment.

About the employer

SATS Ltd is a Singapore-based provider of food solutions and gateway services with operations across Asia and other international markets. The company supports airlines, airports, institutions, hospitality businesses and other customers through airline catering, food manufacturing, logistics, ground handling, passenger services and aviation-related operations. SATS is headquartered in Singapore and plays an important role in the country’s aviation and food-services ecosystem. Its work combines large-scale operational delivery with strict requirements for safety, security, quality, regulatory compliance and customer service. The company employs people in corporate, culinary, logistics, airport operations, engineering, technology and support functions. An internship with SATS can provide exposure to governance processes and compliance practices within a multinational organisation serving highly regulated industries.

Working in Singapore

Singapore is a compact, modern island city with strong opportunities in aviation, logistics, hospitality, finance, technology, healthcare and food services. The culture is multicultural, English is widely used at work, and professional environments are generally structured, punctual and collaborative. Living standards are high, public transport is efficient, and neighbourhoods offer varied food, shopping and recreational options. Accommodation and daily expenses can be relatively expensive, especially near the city centre. International interns should confirm whether their placement requires a Training Employment Pass, Training Work Permit or another approved work authorisation; the employer or educational institution normally supports the application. Bring valid identification, educational documents and proof of internship. Singapore has a hot, humid climate year-round, with frequent rain. New arrivals should budget carefully, secure accommodation before arrival and obtain appropriate medical and travel insurance.