Industrial Energy Transition: Low-Carbon Tech Analyst

World Resources Institute; Jakarta Pusat; Hybrid; IDR 500,362,000 - 833,936,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel insurance

Hybrid working model

Access to WRI global network

Diversity and inclusion focus

Job summary

World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia is seeking a Low Carbon Technology Analyst to support the ESB portfolio and the SETI project. The role focuses on energy efficiency and renewable energy adoption in industrial sectors, with technical analyses, capacity building, and knowledge sharing across teams.

You will work in a hybrid Jakarta office setup, collaborating with researchers, policy teams, and government partners, while ensuring equity and inclusion remain integral to project activities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field; Master’s preferred.
• Minimum of 4 years in energy transition, energy efficiency, or renewable energy implementation.
• Strong understanding of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies.
• Experience reviewing engineering documents (P&ID, SLD) and techno‑economic calculations.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical consultations on energy efficiency and renewable energy for the SETI project.
• Review vendor technical reports and deliverables for quality and alignment.
• Perform techno‑economic and emission reduction calculations for projects.
• Prepare compelling slide decks for internal and external stakeholders.

Skills

Energy efficiency tech knowledge

Renewable energy tech knowledge

Techno-economic calculations

English and Bahasa Indonesia comms

Education

Bachelor’s in Mechanical/Chemical/Electrical Engineering or Energy Studies

Tools

LEAP

Excel modelling

Job description

World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia is seeking a Low Carbon Technology Analyst to support the ESB portfolio and the SETI project. The role focuses on energy efficiency and renewable energy adoption in industrial sectors, with technical analyses, capacity building, and knowledge sharing across teams.

You will work in a hybrid Jakarta office setup, collaborating with researchers, policy teams, and government partners, while ensuring equity and inclusion remain integral to project activities.