Overview
The World Bank seeks a qualified Extended Term Consultant (ETC1) – Energy Analyst to support the Indonesia energy program and regional engagements with ASEAN. The role will provide analytical, operational, and research support to ongoing lending operations, technical assistance, and business development initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the preparation and supervision of new and active lending operations, including background research, data collection, financial and economic analysis, and documentation preparation.
- Support project core teams and coordinate with colleagues to monitor internal review processes and client submissions.
- Support day-to-day communication and follow-up with client counterparts.
- Contribute to business development activities through research, data collection, and preparation of briefing materials.
- Contribute to analytical products through literature reviews, data collection, data analysis, and report preparation.
- Support implementation of trust fund-financed analytical and advisory activities.
- Assist in organizing stakeholder consultations, workshops, trainings, and knowledge-sharing activities.
- Conduct research on relevant sector policies, institutional developments, and energy transition issues.
- Participate in meetings, consultations, workshops, and missions with government counterparts and energy sector stakeholders.
- Communicate with client counterparts on day-to-day follow-up actions and assist in resolving operational issues.
- Support the energy team in preparing briefings, presentations, portfolio summaries, and coordinating team publications.
- Perform other analytical and operational support tasks as assigned.
Required Experience
- Minimum two years of relevant professional experience in the energy sector preferably in an international finance institution, or experience in relevant research, consulting, internship, or project experience.
- Familiarity and understanding of World Bank policies and procedures and with the Indonesian energy sector context is an advantage.
- Previous engagement with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR), Ministry of Finance (MoF), PLN, or Pertamina will be an advantage.
- Exposure to financial, economic, engineering, or policy analysis is an advantage.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, economics, finance, or related discipline.
