Consultant as Critical Mineral Analyst - Climate, Economics and Finance (CEF) Program

Job Posting Organization:
The World Resources Institute (WRI) is an independent research organization that focuses on improving people's lives, protecting and restoring nature, and stabilizing the climate. Established with a mission to influence policy and catalyze change across various systems, WRI operates in over a dozen focus countries and collaborates with partners in more than 50 nations. With a workforce of over 2,000 staff members, WRI leverages its data, expertise, and global reach to address critical issues related to food, land, water, energy, and urban development. The organization is committed to advancing gender and social equity, ensuring that all qualified applicants receive equal consideration for employment regardless of their background.

Job Overview:
The Critical Mineral Analyst position is a hybrid role based in Jakarta, requiring the analyst to work in the office for 8 days per month. The role is integral to the Climate, Economics and Finance (CEF) Program, which aims to enhance national and international climate action, track progress towards climate goals, and support equitable development in the transition to a zero-carbon economy. The analyst will primarily focus on research and analysis related to critical minerals, which are essential for renewable energy and electric vehicle production. This position involves collaborating with various stakeholders, conducting research, and contributing to the development of knowledge products that inform policy and practice in the critical minerals sector. The analyst will work under the supervision of the Senior Manager for Climate and will be expected to integrate equity into their work, aligning with WRI's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The Critical Mineral Analyst will engage in a variety of tasks, including:

• Research (60%): Developing research frameworks on ESG in the critical minerals sector, conducting analysis on responsible mineral development, contributing to ESG guidelines, and collaborating with team members to produce knowledge products.
• Project Implementation and Reporting (20%): Supporting research operations through stakeholder engagement, documenting project progress, and contributing to monitoring and evaluation processes.
• Engagement (20%): Coordinating with external organizations and experts, facilitating partnerships, and supporting the implementation of sustainable commodity supply chain programs. The analyst will also be responsible for presenting research findings at workshops and public forums, ensuring effective communication of insights and recommendations.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s degree in geology, geoscience, mining engineering, environmental science, natural resources management, public policy, or a related field. A minimum of four years of relevant experience in research implementation, policy research, data analysis, or impact studies is required, preferably within the mining, minerals, environmental, or sustainability sectors. A strong understanding of critical mineral supply chains, ESG issues, and climate policy frameworks is essential. Proficiency in research and data analysis tools, as well as experience in engaging with various stakeholders, is also necessary.

Educational Background:
The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as geology, geoscience, mining engineering, environmental science, natural resources management, or public policy. This educational background is crucial for understanding the complexities of critical minerals and their impact on climate and sustainability.

Experience:
Candidates should have at least four years of relevant experience in research implementation, policy research, data analysis, or related work. Experience in the mining, minerals, environmental, or sustainability sectors is preferred, as it provides the necessary context for the role's responsibilities.

Languages:
Business proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia and English is mandatory, with strong verbal and written communication skills required for effective engagement with stakeholders and presentation of research findings.

Additional Notes:
This is a consultant position with a contract duration from 15 November 2026 to 31 October 202

• The role is locally engaged, and Indonesian nationals are encouraged to apply. The consultant will be compensated based on a daily rate, with a maximum of 18 working days per month. Travel insurance will be provided for any travel duties assigned by WRI Indonesia. The organization promotes a hybrid working model with flexible hours, and candidates must have existing work authorization in Indonesia at the time of application.