I started in Mechanical Engineering at Universitas Indonesia and moved to Information Systems after a year, once it was obvious that the systems I actually wanted to build were made of software. I am in my seventh semester.
Since February 2025 I have been co-founding Avagenc, an AI automation startup. In practice that means writing the agent orchestration layer, the Go services underneath it, and the deployment that keeps both alive — usually in the same week.
Before that I spent two months evaluating a mathematical LLM across 200 questions, grading correctness, reasoning validity and hallucination one answer at a time. It is the least glamorous work I have done and probably the most useful: it is where I learned what these models actually fail at, rather than what they are advertised to do.
I am looking for an AI engineering internship — remote, or on the ground in Jakarta and Depok.