Mohamad Syahrul Kamil Ramadhan Email & Phone Number

Jakarta, Id

Jakarta, Indonesia

Below are the responsibilities and contributions I have made during my employment:1. Partnered with a team of 25 to accurately execute quantitative research methodologies, increasing data reliability by 30% and directly supported strategic decisions for major stakeholders.2. Performed precision verification and validation data for daily registrant data entries exceeding 600 each day according to SOPs, reduced verification errors by 80% due to falsified and edited data.3. Accomplished online survey and data input for 72 project partners, implemented assertive communication, Google Sheets and Docs for data analysis and comprehensive report, and customer service experience, achieving the status of the completeness of tools and equipment by 70%.

Below are the responsibilities and contributions I have made during my employment:1. Provided administrative support to head project for collecting data required from government, business, scientific journals, and field data and reports, produced 2 comprehensive data-driven project reports and 1 project mapping that highlighted 4 targeted actions to improve the sustainability of local ecosystems.2. Engaged closely with Global Environment Facility (GEF) and Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) to analyze Eastern Indonesia's fisheries industry data; produced a comprehensive report outlining growth opportunities and sustainability measures.3. Conducted comprehensive project mapping for the sustainability of Small Scale Fisheries (SSF) in Indonesia, aligning findings with Global Marine Commodities (GMC) guidelines, resulting in actionable insights for 20+ local fishing communities.

Indonesia

- Attained proficient capture fisheries practicum by aiding the laboratory head in delivering hands-on sessions using ArcGIS to students.- Crafted weekly practicum materials, ensuring students had comprehensive and effective learning resources.- Taught 100+ students across two semesters, collaborating with teammates to deliver practicum sessions and support their learning.

Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

A joint research between Universitas Padjadjaran and Newcastle University, the name of project: Indian Ocean Devil Ray Project in Indonesia (IODRI)- Achieved a 100% data collection target for Mobulidae Rays at Palabuhanratu Fishing Port through daily field surveys, data collection, analysis, and reporting.- Collaborated effectively with fishermen, local enumerators, and project teammates to comprehensively assist daily data collection on Mobulidae Rays landing.

Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia