The Assistant Chief Engineer supports the Chief Engineer in maintaining the resort’s buildings, utilities, guest rooms, equipment, and life-safety systems. Requirements typically include a diploma or degree in engineering, several years of hotel or resort maintenance experience, strong knowledge of electrical, mechanical, plumbing, HVAC, and preventive-maintenance systems, and familiarity with local safety standards. The candidate is expected to lead technicians, coordinate contractors, respond to operational emergencies, control maintenance costs, keep accurate records, and ensure reliable service with minimal disruption to guests. Good communication, problem-solving ability, leadership, flexibility, and a practical, hands-on approach are important. Experience in a luxury international hotel and knowledge of energy-efficiency practices would be advantageous.
JW Marriott is Marriott International’s luxury hotel brand, known for refined hospitality, high service standards, wellness-focused experiences, and thoughtfully designed resorts and hotels. JW Marriott Bali Ubud Resort & Spa is located in the cultural and natural setting of Ubud, surrounded by tropical landscapes and Balinese heritage. The resort combines luxury accommodation, restaurants, spa facilities, recreational amenities, and event spaces, serving international leisure and business guests. As part of Marriott International, the property offers structured operational standards, professional development opportunities, global brand exposure, and employee benefits that vary by local employment terms. Engineering team members help protect the guest experience by keeping the resort safe, comfortable, efficient, and operational. The Assistant Chief Engineer would work closely with hotel departments, vendors, contractors, and technical colleagues while supporting maintenance planning and daily resort operations.
Indonesia offers hospitality, engineering, tourism, construction, technology, and service opportunities, especially in Bali, Java, Lombok, and major resort destinations. Bali provides a relaxed international lifestyle, strong tourism employment, warm weather, beaches, temples, arts, and a distinctive Hindu-Balinese culture. Ubud is greener and quieter than the southern coastal areas, with a community centered on wellness, restaurants, crafts, and nature. Living costs vary widely; accommodation near popular areas can be expensive, while local food and transport are generally affordable. Respectful dress at temples, participation in ceremonies, and awareness of local customs are important. Foreign employees normally need employer sponsorship and an appropriate Indonesian work permit and stay permit; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Candidates should confirm visa sponsorship, accommodation, insurance, tax arrangements, relocation support, and contract terms directly with the employer before moving.
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