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• Built many robust RESTful APIs and interactive UIs with data caching using Redux that has been used by tens of thousands of users.• Learned and implemented many things related to SEO, like sitemap, HTML semantics, HTML schema, URL structure, and metadata (title and description) to improve SEO.• Implemented rate limit to prevent DDOS attacks.• Created a semi-automated program to generate video transcripts and descriptions with the help of OpenAI.• Implemented advanced search feature with Typesense as the search engine provider.

• Graduated with Distinction (top 10%) on Android Learning Path.• Developed several Android applications (using Android XML and Android Jetpack Compose) that implement background threads, networking, local data persistence, animation, media (gallery and camera), and geo location.• Improved my soft skills and English through activities and assignments provided by Bangkit

Became the mentor of three teams that developed a microservice-based website and implemented TDD, clean code, design patterns, asynchronous programming, profiling, and monitoring.

Created 1 and quality checked 1 programming assignments that covers time complexity, ADT, recursive, sorting, linkedlist, and AVL tree.

Created 2 Weekly Labs that cover OOP, including classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.

Created 1 weekly lab that covers hexadecimal to binary and decimal conversion, and basic arithmetic operations in hexadecimal.

• Built 3 services in the backend that implemented RESTful APIs, clean code, and scalability• Built 3 pages in the frontend that implemented data caching using Redux• Improved 2 components of Compfest open source project “Silicon” by changing the way the components are used to make them more user-friendly and improving the UI. The components were tested by users and found to be easier to use and understand, and also have better UI than the previous versions

Selected from more than 30 candidates to collaborate with RISTEK, tried to register as a web development member but transferred to the RISTEK Talent Pool because I was considered more suitable to handle projects in the Talent Pool rather than studying as a member.