Software Engineering Student · Denmark
Web apps, mobile apps, and the services behind them — end to end. Four of the things I’ve built are live on the internet right now, and you can open any of them without signing up for anything.
I grew up moving between countries, which is probably why I am comfortable dropping into unfamiliar situations and working things out. I am originally from Indonesia and now live in Denmark, studying Software Engineering.
Most of what I do is full-stack: React and Next.js on the front, NestJS or Django behind it, Postgres underneath, and Docker holding it together. I care about the part most people skip — getting something actually deployed, indexed, and used by someone other than me.
Outside coursework I run Powerzam Studio, where I design, build, and ship small products on my own. Everything under "Live products" below is something you can open right now.
Four products I built, shipped and still maintain, plus three university group projects. Everything marked live is public — open it and see for yourself.
LiveA free RIASEC career interest quiz. Twenty-four prompts plus three fit checks produce a Holland code, ranked role matches, and a shareable result card. No account, and nothing stored on a server.
Built and shipped solo
LiveCompares a job offer abroad against your current salary using income tax models, World Bank purchasing-power data, and per-city living costs across 18 countries, then says plainly whether the move leaves you better off.
Built and shipped solo — web client, Node API, Postgres
LiveA browser games portal with 41 playable titles, user accounts, ratings, leaderboards, and an admin panel. Games load and run in the page with nothing to install.
Built and shipped solo — Next.js app, API, database, admin tooling
LiveCompress, resize, crop, and convert images entirely in the browser. Files never leave the device, which makes it usable for documents you would not upload to a random website.
Built and shipped solo
AcademicA desktop application for district heating networks that optimises production scheduling to cut costs while keeping supply reliable. It automates planning operators would otherwise do by hand, with data visualisation and management tools built around a Danfoss case.
Group semester project
AcademicA 3D air hockey game built in Unity with an arcade-cabinet setting, difficulty levels, and an AI opponent. Written in C# with automated edit-mode and play-mode test suites.
Fourth-semester group project
AcademicA text-based adventure game that teaches players about the UN Sustainable Development Goals through quests and choices. Built on the World of Zuul pattern as a first-semester introduction to object-oriented design.
First-semester group project
Scroll, swipe, or use the arrows — 7 projects in total.
Grouped by how well I actually know them, not by how impressive the list looks.
What I reach for by default and know well enough to debug under pressure.
Used on real projects, comfortable returning to, not my daily driver.
Actively studying, not yet claiming production experience.
Open to graduate and junior software roles in Denmark, and to freelance work. The fastest way to reach me is email.
Powerzam