I build the screens businesses run on.

I build mobile apps people use to run a business, not to pass the time. Right now that’s a multi-tenant POS in Flutter: the kind of software where a frozen screen means a real queue at a real cash register.

I learned Android the structured way, through Bangkit Academy: Kotlin, Jetpack, clean architecture. That grounding still shapes how I work. I pull reusable components out early so features stay consistent, I make a layout hold from a 5-inch phone to a tablet, and I treat API integration as part of the design, loading states, validation, and the failure paths nobody likes to draw.

The parts I enjoy are the unglamorous ones. A screen that never freezes mid-transaction. A form that says exactly what went wrong. Code the next developer can read without cursing my name. On the side I’m finishing a bachelor’s in Information Systems at Universitas Terbuka while working full-time.