I design, build, and run systems end to end — from Laravel backends and Linux servers to AI-powered customer channels and the digital presence that runs on top of them. I currently own that full stack end to end for a fast-moving service business — from writing the code to managing the server it runs on.
I work as a full-stack operator for a Depok, Indonesia-based service company. My role isn't confined to one lane — I build the internal software, keep the server it runs on secure and online, and shape the digital channels the business uses to reach and serve its customers.
On the backend, I build with PHP/Laravel and Livewire, and I'm equally comfortable in WordPress for projects where it's the faster, right-sized tool for the job (see the Bumi Snack case study below). On infrastructure, I've taken a production VPS from a fresh OS install through hardened, SSL-secured deployment, and I keep it that way. On the AI side, I integrate large language models into real customer-facing workflows, not just prototypes.
I studied Information Systems at Universitas Indonesia, but most of my hands-on experience has come from business and design work rather than a straight engineering track — which means I optimize for what actually ships and holds up in production, and I'm comfortable picking up new tools (from Supabase to agentic pipelines) when the problem calls for it.
A practical mix of building software, running the infrastructure it lives on, and connecting it to real business channels.
A selection of systems and sites I've built and continue to run in production.
The operational core of a service business I work with: a Laravel/Livewire application that manages customer data, invoicing, member savings programs, and document generation across roughly 58 database tables. Built and deployed entirely from scratch, and under active development since early 2025.
WhatsApp was the client's primary conversion channel, so I designed and built an AI-driven chatbot to handle it — architected to read live data from the business's existing system via API rather than duplicating the data layer.
A WordPress site built for Bumi Kristal Snacks, an Indonesian manufacturer and exporter of traditional snacks (pisang sale, kerupuk, tempe sagu, basreng) targeting international importers, distributors, and retailers. Built end to end as a B2B marketing platform showcasing the company's products and heritage to a global audience.
Beyond internal systems, I own a client's public-facing presence — the company website and its Google Business Profile, the two places most prospective customers meet the brand first. The site started on WordPress before evolving alongside the company's custom systems.
Section and content design work across two WordPress sites and an ongoing social content system — built and designed by me end to end, from layout and typography to brand tone.
A serif display headline paired with a plain-spoken sans-serif body creates hierarchy without extra weight or color, and the warm cream background is pulled straight from the kraft-paper packaging in the product shots so every section reads as one palette. The story section flips the text/image order to give the page scroll rhythm instead of a flat repeating template, with a dotted world-map texture nodding to "global market" positioning and an amber badge echoing the packaging tones.
bumisnack.com ↗
This client serves an older, trust-sensitive customer base making a big decision, so the hero leans into warmth instead of a generic blue/white corporate look: a dark navy-to-violet gradient, a magenta highlight on the emotional line of the headline, and a real customer photo instead of stock imagery. A stats bar (customers served, official license number, starting price) sits above the fold to answer trust and cost before the visitor has to scroll.
rwbtravel.co.id ↗
I run this account solo as a repeatable system: four content pillars, a three-layer card format (hook title, sub-theme, quote), and reusable Canva templates that keep every post on-brand across a three-posts-a-week batch rhythm. Highlights are organized by trip stage so visitors self-navigate.
instagram.com/raniawisatatravel ↗Open to freelance projects, full-time roles, and interesting problems in web development, DevOps, or AI automation.