Oxford Policy Management Limited

Call for Talent - Team Leader, UK-Indonesia Low Carbon Energy Partnership

ID 2025-1256
Category
Climate, Resilience and Sustainability
Workplace Setting
On-site
Position Type
Call for Talent
Job Locations
ID-Jakarta

Overview

The Climate, Resilience and Sustainability (CRS) team at Oxford Policy Management seeks applications from qualified individuals to be put forward for a Team Leader position for the MENTARI II: UK-Indonesia Low Carbon Energy Partnership.

 

The role will be located in Jakarta, Indonesia on a full-time basis, initially for a six-month term but with the possibility of extending up to 5-years or longer.

 

**Please note that this position is contingent on the successful outcome of OPM's bid for this programme.  If successful, this position will be confirmed in 2026.**

 

We are an international development consultancy working to improve lives through sustainable policy change in low- and middle-income countries. Our vision is for fair public policy that benefits both people and the planet.

 

Through our global network of offices, we work in partnership with national stakeholders and decision makers to research, design, implement, and evaluate impactful public policy. We draw on our local and international sector experts to provide the very best evidence-based support. We deliver projects with expert knowledge and experience and can be relied upon for excellence in all aspects of project delivery. We work collaboratively, with ambition, to help deliver impactful public policy that will bring about lasting change.

Position Summary

The Team Leader will provide strategic leadership and ensure that MENTARI II: UK-Indonesia Low Carbon Energy Partnership (the “programme”) delivers the expected outcomes and impact.

 

The programme intends to increase access to reliable and affordable low-carbon energy, which contributes to inclusive economic growth; and increase investment in quality low-carbon energy projects. It will achieve this through three components: (1) Policy – providing technical advice to the Government of Indonesia to reduce barriers to investment into low-carbon energy projects; (2) Investment Support – targeted support to the bankability/ viability of low-carbon energy projects; and (3) Demonstration – demonstrating the Productive Use of Energy to support rural economic development and having a model that can be replicated by the Government of Indonesia. Two cross-cutting objectives are the integration of gender and social inclusion and providing secondary benefits to UK growth.

 

The specific responsibilities of the Team Leader will include:

 

  • Being the primary point of contact for FCDO and the Government of Indonesia to advance and coordinate the programme’s objectives.
  • Ensuring high quality relationships across the government and private sector, liaising closely with the relevant officials and experts to enable the timely and high-quality delivery of outputs
  • Overseeing the technical delivery of the programme’s support across the components and activities, ensuring a coordinated approach to increase impact and the timely delivery of outputs and achievement of milestones.
  • Providing clear strategic direction for the programme, including approving TORs, outputs, monitoring and reporting and project communications.
  • Establishing and maintaining internal and external peer review processes, political economy analysis and best practice guidance.
  • Facilitating strong communication and knowledge sharing within the programme team. Support team members and ensure they understand their roles and expectations.
  • Representing the programme at meetings, workshops and conferences with relevant stakeholders.

Key Qualifications / Experience / Skills / Behaviours

The individual should be an experienced Team Leader for international development cooperation programmes related to energy, climate and sustainable development. In particular, we are looking for:

 

  • At least 15 years of experience delivering and leading programmes that provide technical assistance, policy and financial advisory support to national and sub-national governments.
  • At least 10 years of experience in the energy, climate, sustainability and environment sector.
  • Experience as a Team Leader for programmes of a similar size, scale and complexity of MENTARI II, including managing multiple stakeholders, partnerships and technical components.
  • Strong programme management skills, with experience leading and managing diverse teams of experts.
  • Experience working with FCDO and/or implementing FCDO projects and programmes.
  • Ideally, a significant proportion of this experience is in Indonesia, and the candidate has strong existing relationships within the Government of Indonesia and wider energy sector stakeholders.

Our Offer

Whether you join us in a corporate position, as a project delivery colleague, or as an independent contractor driving programme management - at OPM you will find a company that places equal value on excellence and integrity. As a leading international development consulting firm, we strive to enable and empower everyone who works with us to do their best work in an environment that welcomes ambition, creativity and passion for positive change.

 

Our commitment to diversity and inclusion

 

We strongly believe in a fairer distribution of power between all stakeholders, and we commit to reflecting this in our organisational structures and in the design and delivery of our projects. We proactively work to evolve ourselves and our stakeholders to shape inclusive and fair programming, implementation, and policies. Our recruitment and procurement processes reflect our ambition to make the international development sector more diverse and inclusive.

Application

If you share our vision for fair public policy that benefits both people and planet, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your application through our careers’ site by the closing date .  We review and interview applicants on a rolling basis and encourage you to apply by way of CV at the earliest.

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