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Our People

Meet the people behind the Public Service—learn how officers from diverse backgrounds contribute their skills and passion to build a better Singapore every day.

Last updated 22 June 2025

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Read about the heart of Public Service — our people

David Chua smiling and holding a blue mug during an outdoor interview.

The real grind Of leadership & journeying with youths

Since joining National Youth Council, David Chua shares how his leadership evolved and what he’s learned from engaging Singapore’s youth.

Leong Pei Yi standing in a forecast room with multiple weather monitors behind her.

Keeping a watchful eye on our weather

At Meteorological Service Singapore, meteorologist Leong Pei Yi shares how forecasts are made and how her work impacts lives and sectors.

Janadas Devan seated at a table, smiling in an office with patterned walls.

Communications is about meeting people where they are

After 11 years as Chief of Government Communications, Janadas Devan reflects on public communications and his journey as a storyteller.

Lim Wan Yong seated near large windows with indoor plants beside her.

“I never thought I would be a perm sec”

Ms Lim Wan Yong, 2nd Permanent Secretary at MOE and MSF, shares lessons from a Public Service career across all sectors.

Wei Xiong seated and speaking in an interview with the words “Public Service for Good” in the corner.

Making a difference doesn't stop at work

Policy officer Wei Xiong mentors youths through The Astronauts Collective, inspired by his former discipline mistress.

Sazali Masraji in police uniform beside Hayatullah Noordin in casual attire.

Age is just a number: Creating unity in multi-generational teams

SCDF’s Sazali Masraji and Hayatullah Noordin share ways to bridge generational gaps and build inclusive workplaces.