Vacancy - The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IeSR)

The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IeSR) (www.iesr-indonesia .org), a small but powerful Non Governmental Organization working on energy, electricity and climate change issues, based in Jakarta, is looking for dynamic and vibrant young people to fill up position to work with our team in Jakarta.

1. Extractive Industries Program Officer

She/He will responsible to assist the implementation of extractive industries program in the institute together with the program coordinator. Main task include: assisting the implementation of research activities, management of activities, writing reports, papers, proposals and develop IESR’s extractive industries program activities. Responsibilities would also include building partnership and networking with civil society organizations.

2. Climate and Energy Program Officer

She/He will be responsible to assist the implementation of our energy and climate change program in the institute together with the program coordinator. Main task include: assisting the implementation of research activities, management of activities, writing reports, papers and proposals, and develop IESR’s energy and climate program activities. Responsibilities would also include building partnership and networking with civil society organization.

Key requirements are:

· Having a strong passion to work in non-governmental sector and want to learn
people’s struggle;
· Honest, brave, creative, and smart;
· University graduate, preferably in engineering, economics (development study), law or equivalent works experience., advance degree will be an advantage;
· Having basic understanding on the energy and climate change issues will be an
advantage;
· Excellent skills to carry out research and writing;
· Active English will be advantage;
· At least 1 year experience in public or non-governmental organization (NGOs);
· Able to work independent and in the team;
· Willing & able to travel and work with communities.

Interested applicants are invited to send a written application consisting of: (1) Application letter, (2) Curriculum Vitae (CV) and, (3) a short essay (600 – 1000 words) on the any topic related to the issue of selected position (energy, climate change, and/or extractive industries).

Application must be received before July 31st, 2009, please send to recruitment. iesr@gmail. com, please write in the subject line: Application for Climate and Energy Program Officer and/or Extractive Industries Program Officer.

Successful candidate will be offered minimum 2 years contract and receive take home pay around Rp. 2.5-3.5 million, plus medical insurance and other benefits. Level of salary depending on the experience, knowledge, education level and other skills.

NGO Vacancy - IESR : Program Officer

The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IeSR) (www.iesr-indonesia.org),
a small but powerful Non Governmental Organization working on energy,
electricity and climate change issues, based in Jakarta, is looking for
dynamic and vibrant young people to fill up these positions to work with our
team in Jakarta.

1. Extractive Industries Program Officer

She/He will responsible to assist the implementation of extractive
industries program in the institute together with the program coordinator.
Main tasks including: assisting the implementation of research activities,
management of activities, writing reports, papers proposals and to develop
IESR’s extractive industries program activities. Responsibilities would also
include building partnership and networking with civil society organization.

2. Climate and Energy Program Officer

She/He will responsible to assist the implementation of the energy and
climate change program in the institute together with the program
coordinator. Main tasks including: assisting the implementation of research
activities, management of activities, writing report, papers and proposals,
and to develop IESR’s energy and climate program activities.
Responsibilities would also include building partnership and networking with
civil society organization.

Key requirements are:

- Having a strong passion to work in the non-governmental sector and want
to learn people’s struggle;
- Honest, brave, creative, and smart;
- University graduate, preferably in engineering, economics (development
study), law or equivalent works experience., advanced degree will be an
advantage;
- Having basic understanding on the energy and climate change issues will
be an advantage;
- Excellent skill to carry out research and writing;
- Active English will be advantage;
- At least 1 year experience working in public or non-governmental
organization (NGOs);
- Able to work in independent and in the team;
- Willing to travel and working with community.

Interested applicants are invited to send a written application consisting
of: (1) Application letters, (2) Curriculum Vitae (CV) and, (3) a short
essay (600 – 1000 words) on any topic related to the issue of selected
position (energy, climate change, and/or extractive industries).

Application must be received before July 17th, 2009, please send to *
recruitment*.*iesr@gmail.com *please write in the subject line: Application
for Climate and Energy Program Officer and/or Extractive Industries Program
Officer.

Please note: IESR will screen applications as they come in and may invite
interesting candidates before the closing date

Successful candidate will be offered minimum 2 years contract and receive
take home pay around Rp. 2.5-3.5 million, plus medical insurance and other
benefits.

Dear All, sorry I don't know that I can't attach any file to this mailing
list. So, I am sending this vacancy again, so anyone who is interested,
please look at the vacancy above.

Please do not send the application to my email because i am not a person who
is in charge with this selection process.

Application must be received before July 17th, 2009, please send to *
recruitment*.*iesr@gmail.com *please write in the subject line: Application
for Climate and Energy Program Officer and/or Extractive Industries Program
Officer.

Thank you...

Regards,
Erina