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Issue Tracker
A web-based system for turning operational issues into structured, trackable actions — with dashboards, analytics, timelines, and follow-up visibility.
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ENGINEER · BUILDER · PROBLEM SOLVER
I build things
that make sense.
I work at the intersection of engineering, data, simulation, and software — turning complex problems into systems, insights, and tools that people can actually use.
Based in Indonesia
Working across engineering & technology
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01 — ABOUT
I'm an engineer who enjoys going one layer deeper: not only asking what happened, but understanding why.
My work often starts with a messy problem — unstable process behaviour, operational data that needs context, or a workflow that is too manual. I like breaking those problems down, modelling them, testing assumptions, and building something useful from the result.
That has led me across process simulation, engineering analysis, data visualisation, dashboards, automation, and web applications. I enjoy the space where technical thinking meets practical execution.
02 — SELECTED WORK
A few directions that represent the kind of problems I like to solve.
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Process Simulation & Distillation
Exploring process behaviour through simulation — including pressure profiles, condenser/reboiler constraints, hydraulics, flooding, and dynamic response.
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Operational Performance Analysis
Using operational measurements to understand performance, stability, trends, and the relationship between process variables and equipment behaviour.
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03 — CAPABILITIES
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Process Engineering
Process simulation, troubleshooting, equipment behaviour, hydraulics and process analysis.
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Data & Analytics
Turning operational data into patterns, dashboards, performance views and useful decisions.
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Software & Automation
Building practical web tools, internal systems, dashboards and workflow automation.
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Problem Solving
Breaking ambiguous problems into models, evidence, experiments and actionable solutions.
04 — HOW I THINK
Understand.
Question.
Build.
I don't particularly enjoy stopping at the first explanation.
Whether I'm looking at a process simulation, a spreadsheet, or a piece of software, I tend to ask: what is actually driving this behaviour?
Then I try to make the answer clearer — through analysis, visualisation, modelling, or a tool that makes the next decision easier.
05 — CONTACT