Mega Career Expo Returns to Jakarta, Offering Thousands of Job Opportunities
Jakarta. Mega Career Expo 2026 is set to return to the capital, offering thousands of job seekers the opportunity to connect directly with companies currently hiring.
The job fair will take place on April 17–18, 2026, at the SMESCO Exhibition Hall in South Jakarta, running daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. local time.
Widely regarded as one of Indonesia’s largest and most trusted job fairs, Mega Career Expo attracts thousands of applicants each year from diverse educational and professional backgrounds. The event enables participants to apply for positions on-site and engage directly with recruitment teams from participating companies.
The event is supported by JobStreet by SEEK, a job-search platform that helps professionals identify career opportunities aligned with their skills and interests.
Beyond submitting applications, attendees will also gain insights into industry demand, career pathways, and practical guidance on navigating recruitment processes.
As an annual event, Mega Career Expo serves as a key platform linking employers with Indonesia’s talent pool. Companies from a wide range of industries are expected to participate.
Jobseekers planning to attend are advised to prepare updated resumes and ensure their JobStreet profiles are fully completed.
Registration is available online at:
www.sambilanku.id/mce/register
Participants are also required to have an active JobStreet account to access the event.
For further information, the public can contact the official hotline at 0878-8793-1290.
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