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Kanara is a fast-growing consumer goods company in Indonesia, building brands like GENTLY Baby, GENTLY, and JoyMeal. The IT role owns asset lifecycle, procurement, deployment, maintenance, and offboarding, acting as the primary contact for devices, accounts, and access issues.
You will manage infrastructure at office level, including networks, NAS, local servers, VPN, CCTV, and access control, while shaping access governance and security awareness programs across the company.
Kanara is a fast-growing consumer goods company building purpose-driven brands that support healthier families across Indonesia. Our portfolio includes GENTLY Baby, GENTLY, and JoyMeal brands dedicated to baby care, personal care, and children's nutrition with a commitment to quality, innovation, and meaningful impact. Founded with the belief that better products create better lives, Kanara continues to develop trusted solutions that are safe, effective, and accessible for millions of Indonesian families.
You'll own the full IT asset lifecycle, procurement, deployment, maintenance, and eventually disposal, and be the first and most reliable point of contact when someone's device, account, or access isn't working the way it should. Onboarding and offboarding, Google Workspace, VPN, printers, licenses: if it touches an employee's ability to do their job, it's yours to keep running.
You'll also be the person who keeps the lights on at the infrastructure level: office networks, NAS, local servers, VPN, CCTV, and access control across every location, including new office and warehouse setups as the business expands.
Beyond the day-to-day, you'll run access and identity management for the company: finding out what access each role actually needs by talking to department heads, proposing a clear access matrix, and executing the grants and revokes once system owners sign off. You'll also run the security awareness programs that keep the whole company safer. One thing this role doesn't own: the business applications themselves. ERP/Odoo, WMS, CRM, and the website each have their own owner elsewhere in the business, your job is making sure the infrastructure and access underneath them never gets in the way.