I am a visionary leader with a profound interest in blockchain technology and the potential of Web3. As a lecturer in technology and economics law, I bring a unique blend of academic expertise and practical knowledge to my role as CEO of Rapid.co.id.In my two years at Rapid.co.id, I have made significant strides in integrating blockchain technology into our operations. Leveraging my deep understanding of the technology and its legal implications, I have successfully implemented decentralized solutions, such as self-sovereign identity and secure credential wallets, to revolutionize digital identity management.My passion for blockchain extends beyond my role at Rapid.co.id. As a lecturer, I continuously explore innovative applications of blockchain technology and educate others about its transformative potential. This expertise enables me to stay at the forefront of industry trends and ensure that Rapid.co.id remains a pioneer in the digital identity space.Under my leadership, Rapid.co.id has forged strategic collaborations with B2B partners, particularly in the education sector, to drive adoption and expand our reach. My ability to foster connections and build strong relationships has been instrumental in establishing Rapid.co.id as a trusted partner in the industry.With my dynamic leadership style and forward-thinking mindset, I inspire my team to push boundaries and embrace new technologies. I envision a future where individuals have full control over their digital identities, and I am committed to driving Rapid.co.id towards that vision.My short tenure at Rapid.co.id has already left a lasting impact on the company and its trajectory. My passion for blockchain, coupled with my expertise in technology and economics law, positions me as a driving force behind Rapid.co.id's continued success in transforming the digital identity landscape.

As a law lecturer specializing in economics, technology, and international law, my career has encompassed diverse experiences. I conduct rigorous research on the economic impact of regulatory measures, exploring how different legal frameworks affect various sectors. Additionally, I coach students in renowned international law competitions like the Philip C. Jessup Moot Court, International Humanitarian Law, and Asia Cup. In these competitions, I mentor students to analyze complex legal issues, develop persuasive arguments, and enhance their oral advocacy skills. Furthermore, I have immersed myself in technology law, particularly blockchain technology. Through extensive research, I examine its potential applications within Indonesia's legal framework and conduct comparative studies. Overall, my career is characterized by a commitment to research, coaching, and exploring the legal implications of emerging technologies, aiming to contribute to sound economic policies and foster a deep understanding of international law.

Directly responsible to the Chairmen of the Foundation. My day-to-day jobs are mainly project-based from project initiations on the academic commercialization, managing the non-academic aspects of the commercial research projects in the institutions and corporations held by the foundation and developing future plans for the research centers.