Just a 'No Maden' guy
Born in Palembang, raised in Jogja and Bandung for almost half my life. I studied Computer Engineering at Telkom University and graduated back in 2020. For my thesis, I went a little crazy—building both IoT systems and Android apps. It was my way of connecting the digital with the physical.
Career-wise, I started out as IT staff at Alizzah, climbed up to Project Manager at Refactory, and now I’m diving deep into Web Dev at Akselera Tech. From digitalize schools to leading teams and shipping code—been quite the ride, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Looking back, it’s funny how each stage built on the last. Fixing office tech problems taught me patience, managing teams trained me to see the bigger picture, and now coding forces me to be precise and creative at the same time.
I like to think of myself as someone who builds bridges—between humans and technology, between messy ideas and polished solutions. That’s the thread that ties my journey together, and it’s what keeps me moving forward.
My escape: Gaming
I’ve always had a soft spot for AAA games. Recently, I’ve been lost in Black Myth Wukong, grinding through Monster Hunter World: Iceborn, and getting destroyed in Elden Ring.
At some point, I even switched gears with Nintendo Switch— because sometimes you just need Mario Kart chaos after a tough day.
Gaming for me isn’t just about passing time—it’s about stories, worlds, and challenges. The adrenaline of beating a tough boss, the satisfaction of finally pulling off the right move, or just chilling with friends in co-op—it all adds up to something bigger.
I guess in a way, gaming keeps me balanced. It’s a mix of challenge and escape, much like life itself. And maybe that’s why I keep coming back—because every game is a new world to explore, a new puzzle to crack, and a new story to live through.