Case File 03 — Experience

Professional growth, technical practice, and leadership.

My background includes technical internships, academic development, leadership experience, and formal credentials that support both engineering work and collaborative execution.

Timeline

Presented in reverse order of relevance to the roles I am targeting, not simply by date.

Ongoing Present

Chairman, Himpunan Mahasiswa Sistem Informasi (Himasti)

Universitas Siber Indonesia

Led the student association's core team, setting priorities and delegating responsibility across divisions to keep programs on schedule.
Acted as liaison between members, faculty advisors, and partner organizations, aligning stakeholders on event goals, timelines, and budgets.
Planned and oversaw execution of department programs and events, tracking deliverables and resolving bottlenecks for on-time delivery.

Why it's here: the same coordination, delegation, and stakeholder-communication skills used in this role are the ones I want to apply directly in a project management capacity.

Completed 3 months

Network Engineer Intern

PT. Cyber Sinergi Indonesia

Designed and simulated a network architecture for a 4-building corporate site in Cisco Packet Tracer, covering routing, switching, and subnetting for a high-density, multi-workstation environment.
Ran bottleneck analysis within the simulation to validate stability and data throughput before real-world implementation.
Collaborated with senior engineers to review topology decisions against real deployment constraints.
Documented the final topology and configuration rationale for internal handoff.

What this taught me: the gap between a network diagram that looks correct and one that survives real traffic patterns, the same lesson I now apply to security work, where a theoretical vulnerability is not the same as a validated one.

Completed 3 months

IT Support Intern

Ministry of Religious Affairs, South Jakarta (Kemenag Jak-Sel)

Installed and optimized network repeaters and WiFi access points, achieving full office-wide connectivity.
Managed full-cycle PC assembly and hardware diagnostics for department workstations.
Performed OS reinstallation and enterprise software configuration for personnel workstations.
Provided direct technical support to non-technical staff.

What this taught me: how to communicate technical problems to non-technical stakeholders clearly, a skill that carries directly into how I write vulnerability reports today.

Education

Formal training behind the technical work.

Information Systems & Technology

Undergraduate, 5th semester

Coursework covering systems analysis, database design, network fundamentals, and introductory software engineering practice, applied directly across the projects referenced on this site.

Computer & Network Engineering (TKJ)

Vocational High School (SMK)

Ranked 1st (top graduate) in the National Final Examination. This program is the source of my network infrastructure foundation, including subnetting, routing and switching fundamentals, and structured cabling concepts.

Certifications

Formal credentials, what issued them, and what each one verifies.

Credential	Issuer	What It Verifies
Certified Network Engineer, National Rank 1	BNSP (Badan Nasional Sertifikasi Profesi)	Formal, government-recognized network engineering competency
Certified Database Developer	DB Academy	Structured training in database design and query fundamentals
VAPT Excellence Award	Universitas Siber Indonesia	Recognized security evaluation work on live university digital assets