Data Analysis jobs in Indonesia

This is a hybrid position requiring 8 days per month in the office. Candidates must be based in our Jakarta office and possess existing work authorization in Indonesia; the organization cannot sponsor visa work for this role.

World Resources Institute Indonesia is an independent research organization dedicated to sustainability, economic opportunity, and human well‑being. The Food‑Land‑Water (FLW) Program aims to protect forests and peatland across Indonesia, ensuring climate goals, livelihoods, and biodiversity. Nature‑based solutions (NbS) are central to this strategy, including research, policy advocacy, and the creation of community practices. The Southeast Asia Climate and Nature‑based Solution (SCeNe) Coalition partners with NGOs to scale NbS through three workstreams: identifying investment opportunities, showcasing high‑integrity projects, and supporting access to carbon finance. EPISTEM provides an open‑source landscape monitoring technology, while the ASEAN‑NbS Tool advances inclusive, climate‑resilient NbS across ASEAN, incorporating geospatial methodologies and MRV frameworks.

The Senior Lead will drive NbS program initiatives such as the SCeNe Coalition, the ASEAN‑NbS Tool, and EPISTEM. Responsibilities include enhancing the NbS Tool, developing methodologies for harmonized land cover maps, and delivering open‑source geospatial analytics to inform policy. The role reports to the NbS Manager, coordinating with geospatial analysts, consortium members, and financing leads. The position is based in Jakarta with a flexible hybrid model and travel as required. The role supports WRI’s DEI commitment by integrating equity across work and culture.

• Lead geospatial research to assess, map, and monitor NbS, improving data quality, selecting MRV indicators, enhancing delivery platforms like the NbS Tool, and developing use cases.
• Lead research, analysis, and data management on spatial analysis, remote sensing, and related research topics.
• Lead geospatial data and analytics to support dashboard application(s) as a main product of related projects.
• Supervise junior staff on thematic map production, statistical analysis, data visualizations, and MRV indicators for NbS.
• Lead geospatial data and analytics research activities for FLW and NbS, informing decision‑making.
• Lead development of geospatial data and analytics processing and documentation standards for NbS‑MRV across agriculture, forestry, peatland, and mangrove ecosystems.
• Liaise with WRI Indonesia’s RDI team for research and knowledge product outputs.

• Coordinate GIS‑related work across consortium members, NbS Sub‑Cluster, and FLW Cluster.
• Provide leadership in conducting spatial analysis for NbS across Southeast Asia.
• Develop detailed implementation plan of the project particularly on geospatial research component.
• Document project implementation with WRI Indonesia Operation team in accordance with policies and regulations.
• Lead geospatial data collection and develop project reports with the Project Lead/s for monitoring, evaluation, and donor reporting.

• Support execution of engagement and partnership strategy, managing relationships with ASEAN Member States, national and local governments, and CSOs.
• Represent WRI Indonesia in relevant international and national events related to forest monitoring.
• Lead blogpost and brief writing, and conduct media interviews in coordination with NbS Managers and FLW Director.
• Liaise with WRI Indonesia communication team for communication‑related products and events.

• Support the NbS Manager and FLW Director to develop proposals for fundraising to ensure sustainability of NbS Financing sub‑cluster.
• Coordinate data collection and develop project reports with the NbS Sub‑Cluster for monitoring, evaluation, and donor reporting.

Full‑time with a fixed‑term employment agreement up to 31 December 2026, preceded by a 3‑month consultancy contract.

• Submit a resume with a cover letter by 4 February 2026 through the WRI Careers portal. Applications may close sooner if the volume is high.
• Must have authorization to work in Indonesia.
• Final candidates may be required to take tests or provide writing samples.
• Indonesian nationals are encouraged to apply.

• Salary commensurate with experience and skills.
• Competitive and comprehensive benefits package.
• Access to the WRI global network for learning and collaboration.
• Workplace that prioritizes diversity and inclusion.
• Opportunities to join working and affinity groups.
• Commitment to a hybrid working model with flexible hours.

World Resources Institute works to improve people’s lives, protect and restore nature, and stabilize the climate. It is an independent research organization leveraging data, expertise, and global reach to influence policy and catalyze change across systems such as food, land, water, energy, and cities. WRI has over 2,000 staff working on the ground in more than a dozen focus countries and partners in over 50 nations.

WRI’s mission is to move human society to live in ways that protect Earth’s environment and its capacity to provide for the needs and aspirations of current and future generations.

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WRI is committed to advancing gender and social equity for human well‑being in its mission, including equal opportunities in employment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, sex, national origin, age, caste, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, or protected veteran status.