Malindo Wardana (Mal) is the Project Manager for the Sustainable Energy Transition in Indonesia (SETI) at IESR. His primary responsibility involves designing and implementing decarbonization strategies and energy efficiency improvements within the building sector, specifically for commercial and government facilities. In his role, Mal works closely with central and municipal government agencies, private corporations, and non-profit organizations to promote green building standards and sustainable urban development.

Mal brings a unique professional trajectory to IESR, having spent 9 years as a Field Service Engineer at NOV Rig Solutions in Singapore, troubleshooting oil and gas exploration systems across Asia, Australia, and Africa. His transition toward clean energy was solidified during his Master’s degree in Energy Systems at the University of Melbourne. While there, he joined the Wattle Fellowship and co-founded Chata Charya, a non-profit dedicated to educating children about sustainable lifestyles. A Mechanical Engineering graduate from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Mal is proficient in technical modeling tools such as EnergyPlus, PVSyst, and AutoCAD.

Outside of his professional duties, Mal is a highly social individual who enjoys engaging with new people and participating in various festivals and exhibitions. He has a keen interest in visual design and creative arts, a skill he previously honed as a business developer for a tourism venture in Toraja. In addition to staying active through sports, Mal is passionate about the practical application of technology in everyday life, particularly regarding innovations in the agriculture and livestock sectors.