Job Description

About the client

Our client is a global online food and quick-commerce delivery group — publicly listed and operating across 65+ markets worldwide.

The opportunity

This is a senior, high-impact competition role at the frontier of digital-economy regulation. You'd own competition/antitrust advisory across 10+ APAC jurisdictions, advising senior regional and local leadership as a genuine business partner — not a compliance desk.

The work sits squarely on the issues shaping platform competition law today: two-sided markets and network effects, merchant parity and exclusivity, dynamic pricing, loyalty programs, and the gig-economy labour/competition nexus.

What you'll do

Advise on all aspects of competition law across the group's APAC operations, including antitrust investigations and commercial agreements.
Build and continuously improve the competition compliance program — turning global frameworks into field-ready playbooks for local teams across markets at different stages of antitrust maturity.
Lead regulatory engagements and competition investigations, including dawn-raid readiness and response protocols across jurisdictions.
Give high-stakes advice on core platform mechanics: parity/exclusivity clauses, pricing, and loyalty.
Translate evolving APAC regulatory developments into practical, commercial guidance.
Design and deliver antitrust training to stakeholders across the group globally.

What you'll need

5+ years PQE in competition/antitrust law, from a top-tier international firm and/or a fast-paced in-house environment.
Qualification to practise in Singapore preferred; exposure to technology or platform businesses a strong advantage.
Strong grasp of APAC antitrust regimes (Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, etc.) and digital-economy regulation.
Understanding of two-sided markets and platform economics — how network effects and data access shape market power.
Proven ability to balance legal risk with the commercial goals of a high-growth tech business.