The DfMA Coordinator will support the planning and delivery of data-center projects using Design for Manufacture and Assembly principles. Requirements typically include a degree or diploma in construction, engineering, architecture, or a related discipline; experience with modular construction, prefabrication, BIM coordination, and multidisciplinary project workflows; and familiarity with drawings, specifications, construction sequencing, and digital coordination tools. The candidate is expected to coordinate designers, suppliers, manufacturing teams, and site personnel, identify clashes and buildability issues, maintain accurate documentation, and help ensure that components are manufactured and installed safely, efficiently, and to specification. Strong communication, organization, problem-solving, and stakeholder-management skills are essential. Experience on major data-center, industrial, or infrastructure projects is advantageous.
Leighton Asia is a major construction and infrastructure contractor operating across Asia, with experience in building, civil engineering, industrial, commercial, and large-scale technology projects. It is associated with the CIMIC Group, an international engineering and construction organization with a long history of delivering complex projects in challenging environments. Leighton’s work commonly involves major buildings, transport infrastructure, energy facilities, and data centers, supported by multidisciplinary engineering, project-management, procurement, and construction teams. The company places emphasis on safety, quality, sustainability, innovation, and collaboration with clients and specialist subcontractors. In Indonesia, its projects may involve local delivery teams working alongside regional and international experts. A role with Leighton can provide exposure to sophisticated construction methods, digital coordination, prefabrication, and high-performance project environments, although employees should expect demanding schedules and close compliance with corporate and client standards.
Indonesia is an archipelago with varied opportunities across Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Batam, and Bali. Jakarta and nearby industrial areas offer the widest choice of construction, engineering, data-center, manufacturing, and corporate jobs. Batam is important for industrial, logistics, and technology-related development, while Bali is more focused on tourism and hospitality. Indonesian workplace culture generally values respect, teamwork, hierarchy, and relationship building; English is common on international projects, but basic Bahasa Indonesia is highly useful. Living costs vary greatly: Jakarta and Bali are relatively expensive, while many regional cities are more affordable. Foreign professionals normally need employer sponsorship, a work-related visa and stay permit, and approval to work legally; requirements can change, so confirmation with the employer and Indonesian immigration authorities is essential. Relocation planning should include housing, healthcare, transport, insurance, taxation, and family arrangements. The climate is tropical, with wet and dry seasons, and commuting can be challenging in major cities.
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