About meAbout me

I started in 2022 doing client work at a small studio. The first few years I was hired as a frontend developer, and every one of those roles turned out to be the same underlying problem — an application that had outgrown the stack it was written on.

At Gyloop it was a B2B application on React, Bootstrap and ANTD with no structure left in it. At Thinkspedia it was a legacy MVVM codebase carrying three separate dashboard products. At Pandooin it was a monolithic Laravel and Vue platform where the business depended on organic search, so the migration had to hold SEO steady the whole way across.

Pandooin is also where the job got wider than frontend. I worked there as a product engineer: I joined the discussions about features, product goals and what users needed, set up the SEO, and wrote the PRD for Custour, an AI travel planner that builds a full itinerary from a chat message.

I'm a software engineer at Lumbung Mandiri now. Twenty-plus internal applications, the Go APIs behind them, and the deployment process that keeps them in production. I write the endpoints my own interfaces call, which means the contract between them is a conversation instead of a ticket. I also work on the product side there, and I handle the Meta Ads marketing.

And I run AruSaku, a project and finance workspace for Indonesian studios. Termin invoicing, a client payment portal, expenses, net profit per project — on two commercial plans. I designed every screen, modelled the data, wired the payments, and I still run the deploy. That is the part that changed how I think about engineering more than any framework has.

I studied Informatics at Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) and placed third in the national GEMASTIK UI/UX competition in 2022. I still design in Figma before I build, which is probably why I care more about how an interface feels than a backend-leaning engineer strictly needs to.