Where Mathematics Meets Technology

I studied Mathematics Education at Universitas Lambung Mangkurat. More than formulas and equations, my time there taught me how to think logically and break down complex problems into simple, manageable steps. That shift in thinking is what eventually led me into the world of data and technology.

Right now, I work as a Statistician in the Government Sector. My day-to-day job is pretty straightforward — I analyze data to help government operations run smoother. I build tools using Google Apps Script that automate repetitive tasks, so people can focus on what actually matters instead of doing things manually.

Outside of work, I enjoy writing on Medium. It's my way of reflecting on things — sometimes about tech, sometimes just random thoughts and life experiences. Writing helps me organize my ideas and share what I've learned along the way. It's like a quiet corner where I can think out loud.

My philosophy is simple: "Solving problems with maximum efficiency and minimal cost." Every project I take on reflects this — finding the most elegant way to create the most value, without overcomplicating things.

Career Strengths

Think of me as the Marie Kondo of your workspace. If a project is a tangled mess of spaghetti data and chaotic workflows, I'm the one who will happily sit down, untangle it, and organize it into beautifully structured, automated systems. I get things done, and I like doing them right the first time.

Personal Growth

I'll admit, my default setting is "if it ain't broke, don't fix it... just optimize it a little." I love a good proven method! But working in tech means I'm constantly learning to embrace the chaos (just a little bit!) and balance my love for rigid structure with the flexibility to try new, slightly terrifying things.