Posts Tagged "Product & Project Management"

An independently-owned event platform evolved from a system originally built for two Catholic NGOs, now live in soft launch — with 7,000+ participants on the predecessor platform and a 2,000-target live debut.

A PWA built for a Catholic community organization in Makassar to replace spreadsheets and WhatsApp with structured membership management and weekly spiritual commitment reporting — replacing two previously failed systems.

Elle Indonesia sought to modernize its magazine distribution by creating an e-commerce platform that offered both physical purchases and instant digital access to its readers.

While it may look like a simple landing page at first glance, the Aexo Digital project pushed the boundaries of animation, performance, and content flexibility. Built for a modern digital agency with a bold, space-themed aesthetic, this landing page delivers a dynamic user experience through Framer Motion and GSAP, backed by an unconventional—but effective—stack that includes Next.js, Notion, and Vercel.

As the featured speaker for PUKAT Bizroom 81, I delivered a keynote titled “Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges”, exploring the evolution of AI, its real-world applications, and the cultural narratives surrounding its adoption.

In my role as a Product Associate at an early-stage tech startup, I contributed to feature ideation and planning across nearly all product areas — including merchant-facing dashboards, digital transaction workflows, and internal tools.

As the team began scaling, the company made a strategic shift from informal Kanban-style workflows to a more structured Scrum-based agile approach. I initially joined as a software engineer, but due to my communication strengths and broader understanding of product and delivery, I was invited to lead the transition to agile practices as the team’s Scrum Facilitator

This Event Registration and Management System was developed to streamline the event flow for NGOs—covering online registration, payment, usher verification, and post-event communication. Originally built for an internal event in Jakarta, the system proved its scalability and was later adopted by another NGO in Makassar. Designed and built solo, the system serves as a powerful, reusable tool for large-scale events (up to 7,000+ attendees).