Indonesia's EV network operator with battery-swapping infrastructure
Electrum operates Indonesia's largest electric motorcycle fleet (5,000+ active units) backed by 300 battery-swapping stations across Jakarta. The tech stack reveals an operations-first organization: Odoo ERP (adopting actively), AWS/Kubernetes for cloud, BMS for battery management, plus Salesforce/HubSpot for customer workflows. Pain points cluster around operational efficiency (fleet downtime, asset tracking, spare-part inventory) and compliance (fraud, SLA adherence), suggesting the company is maturing from startup chaos into repeatable fleet operations—mirrored in their hiring mix, which leans heavily ops (19 headcount) over engineering (9).
Notable leadership hires: Backend Tech Lead
Electrum is a joint venture between TBS Energi Utama and GoTo focused on electric motorcycle mobility in Indonesia. The business model centers on battery-swapping infrastructure: users rent charged batteries from the network rather than owning them, reducing upfront vehicle cost and charging friction. The company operates over 5,000 motorcycles and manages a growing battery-swap station footprint in Jakarta. Revenue and unit growth depend on operational reliability—reducing downtime, tracking inventory, and managing fleet assets across a distributed network. Engineering teams are scaling CI/CD pipelines and Odoo ERP implementation, while operations carries the majority of headcount managing physical infrastructure, logistics, and customer support.
Electrum operates a battery-swapping network for electric motorcycles in Jakarta. Customers rent charged batteries from 300+ stations rather than owning them, enabling affordable, low-friction EV adoption. Over 5,000 motorcycles are actively deployed.
Odoo (ERP, actively adopting), AWS/Kubernetes (cloud infrastructure), BMS (battery management), Salesforce/HubSpot (CRM), and CI/CD pipeline tooling. Monitoring includes Hotjar, Mixpanel, and Google Analytics for operational visibility.
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