I design the interface and build the system behind it.
Information Systems student in Tangerang. I work end to end: database schema, backend, and the frontend people actually touch.
Built with purpose.
Backed by decisions.
A closer look at the systems I build, the trade-offs I make, and the thinking behind them.
Care in the details.
Clarity in the system.
Software should reduce what a person carries
Not add steps, and not add things they have to remember. If a feature leaves someone holding more in their head than before, it isn't finished yet.
Empty states and error messages are engineering
Field order, column names, what a screen says when there is nothing in it. I treat these as part of building the feature, not as polish applied once it works.
Show the work early, correct it against feedback
I would rather put something in front of someone before it feels finished than protect it until it is perfect. The correction always arrives cheaper that way.
I build with room to revise.
I don't expect my first solution to be final. I make something usable, test the idea, and keep adjusting as I understand the problem better.
From the interface
to the database.
The tools I use to turn an idea into working software.
A developer.
Always a student.
I'm an Information Systems student in Tangerang.
Most of what I know came from building things that had to work for someone other than me: a restaurant platform built around four branches, an assessment app a reviewer had to start from an empty machine, and a sports platform that had to ship inside a funding timeline.
First author at ICADEIS
A paper on predicting residential property prices from online listings. The comparison was Random Forest against LightGBM, but most of the work sat earlier: pulling listings from several Indonesian platforms and reconciling their different shapes into one dataset worth measuring on.
Read the paper ↗︎PKM-KC national funding
Sportify was selected for funding under Program Kreativitas Mahasiswa at national level.
Let's build
something thoughtful.
If you want a second pair of hands on something you're building, email is the fastest way to reach me.