• (a)To plan, develop, commission and conduct statistical assignments / research studies relating to creative industries;
• (b)To draw up the annual open data plan and spatial data plan relating to creative industries; and to oversee the public dissemination of machine-readable datasets and spatial datasets on the Public Sector Information Portal and the Common Spatial Data Infrastructure Portal;
• (c)To collate and update the funding statistics and the key performance indicators for the projects funded by CreateSmart Initiative and Film Development Fund administered by Create Hong Kong;
• (d)To provide research inputs, including detailed evaluations/assessments and recommendations related to creative industries for various government initiatives;
• (e)To draft research reports, briefs or speaking points on matters related to creative industries of Hong Kong and overseas for seniors’ reference and deployment;
• (f)To assist in identifying and evaluating up-to-date research methodology and technology for adoption by the Research Unit to carry out specific research and studies to serve the operational needs of CCIDA; and
• (g)To perform other duties as assigned.

Note:

• (1)Subject to the exigency of services, the appointee may be required to work irregular hours and overtime, including Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday.
• (2)Shortlisted candidates will be required to attend a written test and an interview.

Candidate should have/be:

• (a)a bachelor’s degree from a university in Hong Kong, or equivalent, in Economics, Business Administration, Statistics or a related discipline;
• (b)Level 3 or above in Chinese Language and English Language in Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSEE) or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE), or equivalent

• (c)a minimum of 10 years of relevant post-qualification work experience in both quantitative and qualitative research studies, with at least six years of experience at managerial level or above. Relevant experience in project management in government, quasi-government bodies or public service sector will be an advantage. Familiarity with Hong Kong’s cultural and/or creative industries and sound knowledge in relevant research and statistical studies are highly preferable;
• (d)good command of written Chinese and English, and fluency in spoken Cantonese, Putonghua and English;
• (e)sound knowledge of application software, including English and Chinese word processing, Excel and PowerPoint; and
• (f)strong analytical, numerical, organising, problem-solving, communication and report writing skills, and the ability to work independently.