Melbourne, Australia
I build practical software for real operations—from business management systems to data tools and responsive web applications.
I’m an Indonesian ICT graduate based in Melbourne, specialising in Software Technology. I learn best by building things myself—starting with an idea or a real problem, then working through each part until it becomes something useful.
I prefer software that stays practical and understandable. That means clear workflows, dependable behaviour, and solutions that make sense to the people using them. This approach has shaped everything from a commissioned electric-bike showroom to desktop business software and serverless data tools.
Outside conventional software projects, I’ve spent years creating game mods and digital railway content. Working within existing game systems taught me patience, visual attention, and how to improve something through repeated testing—skills that still influence how I design and build software today.
Graduate
Swinburne University of Technology
Specialised in Software Technology, covering software development, databases, networking, web technologies, and IoT through hands-on individual and team projects.
Everything I have built, commissioned, experimented with, or continue to improve. Projects are loaded from the portfolio database so this list grows automatically.
A production showroom and product-management website built for an Indonesian electric-bike business.
Inventory, sales, service records, FIFO stock lots, users, and reporting for a small electric-bike retailer.
This responsive portfolio, its D1-backed content system, case studies, serverless APIs, and secure administration tools.
Case studies and development notes about how projects were planned, built, tested, and improved.
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