Full Stack Developer building national-scale digital products with React, Spring Boot, and modern web technology. I turn business requirements into software that's reliable enough to actually depend on.
A few products I've taken from an idea to something real people use.
I got into software because I liked watching something I built actually get used, not just graded. That instinct pulled me out of the classroom early and into shipping real features for real users — I'm an Information Systems student at the University of Indonesia, but the work is what stuck.
Right now my focus is full-stack engineering: taking a product from an idea to something live, and staying close to it after launch. That's usually when the real problems show up, and I'd rather be the one solving them.
Based in
Jakarta, Indonesia
Focus
Full stack engineering
Studying
Information Systems, UI
January 2026 — Present
The digital arrival card Indonesia's immigration authority uses to process international travellers.
March 2026 — Present
A mobile banking application carried from proof of concept into continuing development.
July 2025 — January 2026
An education platform connecting tutors with Economics and Business students at the University of Indonesia.
January 2026 — May 2026
A livestock company's public storefront and the internal system it runs stock, health, and finance on.
Fixed-scope engagements, not open-ended retainers — here's exactly what's on offer.
Front end, back end, and database designed and shipped as one system.
A working, deployable first version, not a slide deck.
Untangle the data layer so the product stops fighting you.
Available for freelance and part-time workBased in Jakarta, open to remote
Code is read far more often than it is written. I keep the data model and the naming honest, so the next developer, including future me, is not guessing.
A feature is not done when it works on my machine. I design for the failed request, the empty state, and the slow connection, because that is what users actually meet.
Shipping isn't the finish line for me. I stay close to what I build after it goes live, because that's when the real failures surface — and I'd rather be the one who catches them.
University of Indonesia
Depok, Indonesia
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science (Information Systems)
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