Designing learning experiences that reach people where they are — from rural islands in Maluku to digital-first workplaces.
"Learning design is not about content delivery — it is about engineering the conditions in which people grow."
I didn't start in learning design. I started in a classroom in a small city in Central Java, curious about why some students thrived and others disappeared quietly. That question followed me through an Informatics Engineering Education degree at UMS, into rural schools in Maluku where I gained hands-on experience in places where electricity and internet were limited to just six hours a day, and eventually to Monash University in Australia. At Monash, a world-class university, I spent two years studying exactly why learning breaks down and how to fix it.
I came back because I chose to. As an LPDP scholar, returning to Indonesia isn't just an obligation. It's the whole point. Everything I've learned, every framework I've applied, every prototype I've built, was always going to come back here. Indonesia is where the hardest and most important design problems live. And I'm ready to work on them.
I believe the best learning design is equitable by default: designed to work for learners with the fewest resources first, then scaled upward. Every solution I build is grounded in that principle.
Five projects across instructional design, AR development, curriculum design, and community-based learning.
Independent projects I created to explore product strategy, learning design, and digital problem-solving beyond formal academic and professional work.
A chronological view of roles across instructional design, teaching, community, and technology.
I am currently open to roles in learning design, instructional design, L&D, HR-learning, education staff, and related positions across Indonesia. If you're looking for someone who designs with rigour, empathy, and evidence — let's talk.
Currently seeking roles across learning design, instructional design, HR-learning, and education. Based in Jakarta — open to hybrid or on-site positions.