Hydro & Climate Officer

Carry out every stage of implementation of activities within the scope of the Hydro & Climate Section properly, accurately and on time.

Carry out activities within the scope of the Hydro & Climate Section, which include:
a. Collection, compilation and publication of hydrological (river networks, ditches, water catchment area boundaries, groundwater levels and geoelectric points) and climate (rainfall, temperature and humidity) databases.
b. Study of water resources and flood management in peat and non-peat land areas.
c. Study of potential water sources (groundwater and surface water).
d. Study of location selection and feasibility study of seed ponds, waste ponds, PKS ponds and excavation material locations.
e. Study of the feasibility of the area for the application of Palm Oil Mill Liquid Waste (Land Application LCPKS).
f. RSPO Drainability Assessment Study.
g. Assistance with certification and field verification with internal and external stakeholders related to water resource management.

Coordinate and collaborate with internal and external parties related to work related to the Hydro & Climate Section.

Actively carry out solutions and continuous improvements (systems, procedures and work processes) of activities in the Hydro & Climate Section so that they are integrated, effective and efficient.

Take part in maintaining assets (survey equipment and work equipment) both in the work environment, during survey activities, and after survey activities.

Bachelor's degree in Geography/Civil Engineering/Water Engineering/Geology/Meteorology/Climatology/Forestry or in the same field.

Fresh graduate or have experience in the field of Hydrology and Water Management for a maximum of 2 years.

Have a good understanding (theoretical and technical) in the fields of Hydrology, Meteorology – Climatology, and Catchment Area Analysis.

Have a good understanding of mapping, spatial data, GIS, and Remote Sensing.

Mastering GIS software and systems (ArcGIS, QGIS, AutoCAD, etc.).

Have good skills in preparing reports, infographics and dashboards.

Have good English skills (active and passive).

Willing to go on business trips to plantation areas (Sumatra Island, Kalimantan, Papua, etc.).

Willing to be placed in Head Office Jakarta

Have good personality and interpersonal skills.

Has work, research and research experience in the fields of hydrology, flood management and water management in peatlands.

Has the ability to crowdsource hydrological data, spatial data and climate data from various sources.

Have an understanding and ability to carry out hydrological modeling (SWAT, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, etc.) and climate.

Have programming skills, database preparation, and GIS system development (especially with the ArcGIS platform) and have geospatial data analysis capabilities with Google Earth Engine (GEE).

Likes outdoor and survival activities.