Bio-Feedstock Sourcing & Logistics Coordinator

Eni; Jakarta Selatan; On-site; IDR 600,000,000 - 900,000,000; Part time

Job summary

Eni is seeking an Industrial Residues Coordinator to join PT Eni Natural Energies Indonesia in Jakarta. You will coordinate sourcing and collection of UCO and POME bio-feedstocks and manage related contracts and logistics.

The role requires a Master’s degree in a quantitative field and extensive experience in waste-based bio-feedstock supply chains. Travel within the region is expected, with a strong focus on safety and sustainability.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Agricultural Sciences, Environmental Engineering, Economics or related quantitative field.
• Extensive experience in commercial or business development within bio-feedstock sectors.
• Experience managing POME/UCO collection programmes or similar initiatives is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate sourcing and collection of used cooking oil (UCO), POME oil and other residues as bio-feedstocks.
• Conduct economic analyses on residues, including costs, logistics and market dynamics.
• Identify and engage with counterparties to develop bio-feedstock supply chains.
• Negotiate and draft supply contracts with internal departments.
• Oversee POME collection, valorisation activities and network reliability.
• Ensure compliance with regulations and sustainability certifications.
• Optimize POME transportation/storage with logistics partners.
• Promote HSE compliance and safety culture across operations.

Skills

POME/UCO procurement

Bio-feedstock supply chain

Negotiation

Project management

Microsoft Excel

Education

Master's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office (Excel)

Job description

Eni is seeking an Industrial Residues Coordinator to join PT Eni Natural Energies Indonesia in Jakarta. You will coordinate sourcing and collection of UCO and POME bio-feedstocks and manage related contracts and logistics.

The role requires a Master’s degree in a quantitative field and extensive experience in waste-based bio-feedstock supply chains. Travel within the region is expected, with a strong focus on safety and sustainability.