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Work as State Counsel on constitutional law, administrative law, government procurement, land acquisitions, public finance and regulatory matters. Provide legal advice, draft and vet legal documents, represent the Government in constitutional and civil proceedings, and interact with policy makers and public agencies. The role offers challenging legal work, creative problem-solving and professional exposure on issues of national significance. Requirements include at least two years of post-qualification experience and a law degree from the NUS or scheduled universities.