Is DSTA job grade similar to Civil service job grade? -- Mx XX

Just got called for the interview for next week. Submitted my application 3 weeks back. May i know how are the interview questions being asked or anything i should take note on for those who have went for the interview?

Applied 2 weeks ago. No reply yet

What is the average annual increment and promotion increment for dsta engineer?

anyone know how much will a engineer earn after 10 years in dsta

First class honours with masters around 9K basic, not counting bonuses

fei hua... why u give example of extreme case one

quote the average engineers in DSTA lah

How's DSTA average increment for Software Engineers? is it a standard to have 16mths package?

First class master in govtech 12k

How much do Principle engineer earn

What job grade is PE?

Mx11 equiv

How is a FCH with masters an extreme case?

Hi anyone know how much will i pay after 10 years in procurement?

Because majority are still degree / diploma holders.

There are not many people that can give you the range for FCH Master.

are u that seriously out of touch with the ground?

if that's the case, hope you won't become one of the leaders

7 to 8K for local uni degree 2nd upper average performer

Hi thanks for the reply. This is the base pay before bonus right? Any idea how about second lower?

Minus $200 or so.

Hi, just got accepted into procurement as senior procurement exec. Will grad from uni next year with either second lower or upper. Will like to know the progression, time to reach there and pay for procurement in DSTA.

Thanks

Does anyone knows if Engineers in dsta will earn more than 10k?

Definitely. not as fresh grad, probably those with scholarship and master degrees will hit 5 digit after a few years.

Ohh only scholarship or masters....

Why need masters?

wanna earn 10k, make yourself useful to the organisation . jiayou

masters for management path.

This is not guaranteed though.

If your master is not relevant to your job scope, they will not take that into account.

If it is relevant, they you will have an edge over promotion, but that itself is also subjected to the availability of position and internal & external competitors.

A senior engineer (under building & infrastructure) with 15 years of exp at DSTA can earn how much in basic salary assuming average performance at these years, with NS, 2nd lower NUS.

Should be somewhere around the MX11 or MX10 scale.

MX10 (Senior Management) $7,000 to $11,470
MX11 (Middle Management) $4,740 to $8,305

s://blog.moneysmart.sg/career/civil-service-salary-pros-cons/

MX10 is where the majority will retire in.

Think mx9 equiv is much more achievable these days

Still depend on availability and competitors.

If you are a farmer, there are not as many opportunity when compared to scholars.

Can i ask if is it possible for NTU 2nd lowers with NS in procurement to earn 8k in basic salary after 10-15 years?

Not sure for Govt, but for private sector, average worker take about 5-10 years to double their salary.

10-15 years to tripple your salary (assuming from mx 13 3k pay) seems reasonable.

Saw in this thread 2015 someone stated senior pe engineer after 25 years of service will be earning 15k pm not including bonus.... how true? Or how possible ?

I'm fresh grad comp Sci tech job already earning 10k 1 year in.
Quite sad 25 years only reach 15k

Anyone gotten call this week?

Asking to clear G50 first.

poor fresh grad earning only 10k in 1 year..

im a st in source person going to deploy here. anyone with similar experiences

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The hierarchy seems to be
Executive (2 years) -> Lead (2 years) -> Manager (2 years) -> Senior Manager (2 years) -> Assistant Director -> Deputy Director?

Anyone able to shed light on the corresponding monthly salary (16 months) and the time to clock for each step?

IIRC, there is also a specialist path for procurement.