World Resources Institute Indonesia Adopts Hybrid Work Model for Energy System Modeler Role
The World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia is offering a hybrid work arrangement for its Energy System Modeler position, requiring eight days per month in the office. This role, based in Jakarta, Indonesia, is part of the Energy and Sustainable Business (ESB) Program, which aims to advance reliable, clean energy and reduce carbon emissions in line with Indonesia's net-zero targets. The Energy System Modeler will be responsible for developing, maintaining, and enhancing WRI Indonesia's energy system modeling platform, focusing on quantitative assessments related to transport electrification, electricity demand, grid impacts, and renewable energy integration. The position emphasizes both knowledge and research work, including designing methodologies, conducting scenario analyses, and preparing technical reports, as well as project management and stakeholder engagement. WRI Indonesia is committed to a hybrid working model with flexible hours and offers a consultant rate commensurate with experience, along ...
