Commodities Analyst

AME Mineral Economics Pty Ltd; Jakarta Selatan; On-site; IDR 180,000,000 - 240,000,000; Full time

Job summary

AME Mineral Economics Pty Ltd is seeking engineers with a strong research and communication aptitude to support data-driven analysis in energy transition, renewables, and mining sectors. The role focuses on delivering economic insights from on-site operations and large projects, working with international teams to support client decisions.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor's degree in environmental, renewable, or chemical engineering and demonstrate clear English communication, rigorous data

Qualifications

• Strong analytical skills required across data handling and research tasks.
• Clear written and verbal communication to convey technical details in English.
• Professional fluency in English for client and partner interactions.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs for data compilation and reporting.
• Creative problem-solving abilities to tackle complex project requirements.

Responsibilities

• Maintain data completeness across an assigned industry portfolio of mine sites for internal and external stakeholders.
• Bridge the gap between complex on-site operations and commercial realities for clients.
• Identify and communicate key cross-commodity trends for clients.
• Collaborate with teams in Indonesia and Australia.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

English fluency

MS Office

Problem solving

Education

Bachelors in environmental/chemical engineering

Job description

AME Group is a global data analytics and research company specialising in energy transition, carbon emissions, and renewables across the energy, materials, and infrastructure sectors.

Our team of engineers, economists, scientists, financial experts, and programmers produces world‑class, independent research. We focus on the technical intricacies of on‑site engineering and market analysis. Governments, NGOs, fund managers, primary producers, and the financial sector use our analysis and research platforms to drive technological change, plan greenfield projects, and develop low‑carbon plant expansions.

What We Do:

Expand research capabilities in renewables, battery metals, transition commodities, and new energy sectors like hydrogen.

Analyse individual projects such as mines and infrastructure operations to deliver economic and planning insights.

Build industry and plant engineering models and catalogue carbon emission data using technical papers, production data, financial metrics, surveys, and site visits.

About the Role:

We are looking for chemical, environmental, or renewable energy engineers with strong research and communication skills and a logical problem‑solving approach. You should enjoy tackling complex technical challenges and be able to communicate these effectively.

At AME, you'll develop your technical skills and gain a deep understanding of largescale, complex projects while working with international partners.

Key Responsibilities:

Maintain data completeness across an assigned industry portfolio of mine sites for internal and external stakeholders.

Bridge the gap between complex on‑site operations and commercial realities for clients.

Identify and communicate key cross‑commodity trends for clients.

Collaborate with teams in Indonesia and Australia.

Role Requirements:

Experience:

Professional engineering or technical role experience, OR

Background as a company analyst, equity researcher, or research analyst.

Prior exposure to commodities, mining, or metals markets specifically

Education:

Bachelor’s degree in environmental, renewable, or chemical engineering, chemistry, materials processing, or science.

Skills:

Strong analytical skills.

Clear written and verbal communication skills to convey technical details in English.

Creative problem‑solving skills.

Professional fluency in English.

Comfortable working to a fixed, recurring publication schedule.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs.

Nice to have:

Experience presenting findings to clients or senior stakeholders