Institute for Essential Services Reform

Encouraging the acceleration of Indonesia’s energy transition towards a just, clean, and low-carbon energy system.

Website
Nonprofit organization
Between 50 and 250 employees
Energy

Carried out an internal impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

IESR is looking for a GIS Analyst. The person in this position will be part of the IESR’s analyst team and will contribute to the evidence-building and advocacy process of IESR. The person is responsible for conducting geospatial analysis to support various research projects, including renewable energy potential mapping and emissions mapping.

Conduct geospatial analysis to support IESR research and advocacy works (e.g. renewable energy mapping, emissions mapping, etc.)
Contribute to the writing/production of related knowledge products (i.e. research reports, policy briefs, webtools, infographics, slide decks, etc.)
Generate maps and visualizations of geospatial datasets for use in knowledge products
Collect, compile, and build geospatial database as basis and support for the research reports

Minimum Bachelor’s in the field of geography, geoscience, environmental science, engineering, or other relevant discipline from reputable universities with 2 years’ experience. Master’s degree or above is preferable.
Minimum 2 years of working experience in geospatial analysis using a range of GIS software (e.g. ArcGIS, QGIS, etc.)
Familiarity with web-based maps and open-source maps
Understanding of climate, energy, and environmental issues is an advantage
Familiarity with spatial modelling under Phyton programming language is an advantage
Knowledge in the use of Machine Learning for geospatial analysis is an advantage
Experience in the use of geospatial analysis for renewable resources and/or emissions mapping is an advantage
Excellent written and oral knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia and English, including the ability to write Report/ technical/ briefing/ policy paper
Ability to work in an intercultural environment
Willingness to learn and adaptability for new and relevant knowledge
Excellent time-management skills

Click here to apply

Institute for Essential Services Reform

Encouraging the acceleration of Indonesia’s energy transition towards a just, clean, and low-carbon energy system.

Website
Nonprofit organization
Between 50 and 250 employees
Energy

Carried out an internal impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

More than 100 training courses and programs

Train yourself on a wide range of key topics: CSR and sustainability in business, third places, collective intelligence, energy renovation, skills assessment and much more!

Featured articles

Discover all the resources to inspire and guide you in the world of positive impact. Testimonials, analyses, job descriptions and skills of tomorrow, everything you always wanted to know without daring to ask.

Tomorrow's society needs

Entrepreneurship in the territories: is it the right time?

Get Inspired

A job that makes sense... But what sense?

Skill Hacks

"Thinking the ecological and social transition in a systemic way" with Thomas Merzlic (T-Campus)

Skill Hacks

[Interview] Côme, co-founder of La Joist - training in energy renovation

Get Inspired

Hélène de Vestele (Edeni): "Ikigai is a useful tool for introspection"

Get Inspired

Am I legitimate to work in the impact sector?

The professional retraining guide

You no longer thrive in your work, and you plan to change profession to find more meaning in your professional life? Discover the resources to help you think about a retraining project and find your way.

Retraining guide