• Lead and manage all team members and all projects• Developed a citizen science platform for data collection of Elasmobranchs (shark, ray, skate, chimaera) species diversity in Indonesia• Conducted a research on shark and ray species distribution within the 2019–present-time scope through various media platforms• Engaged various national stakeholder (governments, NGOs, academias, communities, and important individuals) to support species information data collection and raised their awareness and knowledge for Elasmobranch conservation• Managed citizen science data for shark and ray species diversity• Establish Indonesian Elasmobranch Citizen Science Network (IECSN) as the first citizen science network for shark and rays in Indonesia

• Oversee and provide advises and suggestions based on requirements• Engage and encourage human resources development in marine megafauna conservation• Connect organization members with important stakeholder and collaborators• Provide project ideas and brainstorming sessions

• Develop, implement, and manage all conservation and sustainability project and related activities:1. Coffee Farmer Group Development – Rinjani, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara2. Sangkabira Learning Center Empowerment and Mountaineering Waste Prevention – Rinjani, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara3. Beekeeping Group Development – Batu Putih, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara4. Post Semeru Eruption Support – Semeru, East Java5. Waste, Coral, Mangrove, and Bali Myna’s Conservation Support – West Bali, Bali6. Wanawasa Project: Combating Carbon Emission through Reforestation and Transplantaion – Across Indonesia • Connect and maintain relation with stakeholders especially local partners in all project sites•Develop and lead conservation and sustainability project and related activity grant writing

• Manage all aquaculture team and technical activities• Compile and analyze aquaculture progress and results

• Conducted shark and ray pre-assessment data collection on fisheries and socio-economic information in South Sorong and Bintuni Bay, West Papua, through interview and participatory mapping• Conducted preliminary field survey and research preparation for Shark Tagging Research on hammerhead shark in Bintuni Bay, West Papua• Supported in providing and cleaning important shark and ray information for IUCN and CITES implementation• Supported the making of shark and ray National Plan of Action for 2021-2025• Contributed in the drafting for Protocol/SOP on Shark Satellite and Acoustic Tagging Research for critical habitat identification• Supported several shark research intern in conducting research on guitarfish and wedgefish genetic from three locations including West Papua, Bangka Belitung and East Java• Introduced and trained shark and ray enumerators for several key sites including Bintuni Bay-West Papua, Bangka Belitung, Muncar-East Java, and Karangasem-Bali• Conducted preliminary field survey and research preparation for Shark Tagging Research on hammerhead and thresher shark in Karangasem and Nusa Penida, Bali• Supported the collection of socio-economic information on thresher shark fisheries in Karangasem and Nusa Penida, Bali• Supported Shark Tagging Research on thresher shark in Karangasem and Nusa Penida, Bali, and hammerhead shark in Sepi Bay Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara using acoustic telemetry devices

• Conducted data collection for Plastic Free Ocean Network with WWF Indonesia in Semarang’s northern coastal area• Pioneered the data collection of single use plastic production/consumption by consumer and café in Semarang• Strengthening TAKA’s relationship with locals and provided a new baseline data of Nyamuk Island, Karimunjawa National Park, on their capture fisheries profile, social economy, sea turtle and other ETP (Endangered, Threatened and Protected) species found within the island.