I am currently pursuing an MSc in Technology Management at University College London, where I explore how technology can drive practical change in organisations and communities. Alongside my studies, I serve as Head of Data and Technology for the Indonesian Student Association UK (PPI UK), which represents over 3,600 students across the country. It is a role that keeps me busy in the best way possible.
I lead national technical initiatives that range from rebuilding our official website to introducing collaborative workspace tools that help teams work smarter, not harder. I also developed a web application to manage internal operations, making our processes less about chasing spreadsheets and more about getting things done. One of my proudest contributions has been coordinating a nationwide student census, creating the most accurate dataset we have ever had on Indonesian students in the UK.
Beyond systems and software, I love creating spaces for people to learn. I run technical training sessions on topics like SQL, data visualisation, and digital tools, helping students build skills they can apply immediately. I also manage the tech backbone for large-scale events such as the Indonesian Scholars International Convention, making sure the experience is smooth both in person and online. It is a chapter that combines learning, leadership, and the joy of building something that benefits a whole community.