Experience

ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (ASEAN-IPR)

• Indonesia
• International Affairs
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Management Officer

  • Jan 2021 - Present



Tifa Foundation

• Indonesia
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Knowledge Management & Communications Officer

  • Jan 2020 - Dec 2020

  KMCO is responsible for providing information regarding Tifa Foundation in an efficient, interesting and attractive manner, to all stakeholders of the Foundation. Main responsibilities include: 1. Develop an information and documentation database of all Tifa’s activities, including all knowledge products and oversee the running of the knowledge management system; 2. Coordinate the development of Tifa’s Monitoring and Evaluation system; 3. Regularly produce reports (annual reports and progress reports to donors) and keep track of the achievements made by Tifa and its partners; 4. Prepare strategic communication plan, produce information and communication materials; 5. Perform as administrator to the Tifa Foundation website, public email and various social media platforms. Show less



UNESCO Office in Jakarta

• Greater Jakarta Area, Indonesia

• Project Assistant

  • Nov 2016 - Dec 2019

  Project Management: - Planning, monitoring, managing, reporting, arranging logistical needs of projects related to freedom of expression, safety of journalist, press freedom, access to information, preservation of documentary heritage, with partners located in Indonesia, Malaysia and Timor-Leste. - Overseeing implementation of the Strengthening Media Self-Regulatory Mechanisms in Timor-Leste project, supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands, Indonesia. - Monitor and report financial reports, ensuring compliance with UNESCO rules and regulations. - Support the office's formulation of risk assessments. Communications: - Preparing media advisory, press release, information notes, briefing notes for various audiences, including diplomatic corps, civil society, academe and general public. - Building trust and maintaining communications network with UNESCO Jakarta's partners and stakeholders. - Overseeing translations of UNESCO publications to national languages of countries under cluster office, i.e. English-Indonesian and English-Tetum. - Perform other duties such as Master of Ceremonies for official events. Show less



The ASEAN Secretariat

• Indonesia
• International Affairs
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Technical Officer

  • May 2010 - Apr 2015

  Communications Officer for the AICHR Support Unit. Coordination and Liaison Duties • Maintain communication channels between the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) and its partners (other ASEAN human rights-related ASEAN bodies, ASEAN Dialogue Partners, UN agencies, regional CSOs, national human rights institutions). • Support and facilitate the work of the AICHR and its Drafting Group during the drafting of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD). • Monitor and assist the accreditation process of organisations to be an entity associated with ASEAN. • Liaise and maintain effective lines of communication with the ASEAN Foundation and the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA). Technical Support • Draft concept notes of proposed activities as well as updates regarding the developments on human rights within the ASEAN framework and in the region. • Monitor and assess the implementation of AICHR activities and events. • Prepare administrative and logistical arrangements for AICHR meetings (up to six times a year) and follow up on decisions/agreements made. Strategic Communication and Coordination • Comprehensive monitoring and reporting on news related to the AICHR and human rights development in ASEAN. • Draft and edit public information materials as well as liaise with publishers and the relevant divisions in the ASEAN Secretariat on the AICHR’s publications. • Administer the content of the AICHR Website (aichr.org). Project and Event Management • Plan and organise AICHR-related events (e.g. book launch, website launch, regional consultations with stakeholders). Show less



Self-employed

• Freelance interpreter/translator

  • Aug 2008 - Apr 2010

  I translated various academic research reports from the Sociology Lab. I was hired for a one week interpreting job with KontraS for a digital safety training in Jakarta and Makassar. I also performed duties as note-taker and MC for events of various organisations. I translated various academic research reports from the Sociology Lab. I was hired for a one week interpreting job with KontraS for a digital safety training in Jakarta and Makassar. I also performed duties as note-taker and MC for events of various organisations.



Department of Political Science, University of Indonesia

• Teaching Assistant

  • Sep 2008 - Dec 2009

  I was a teaching assistant for the subject Politics in Australia, under the main lecturer/instructor, Dr. Chusnul Mar'iyah. I coordinated lesson plans, visits to the Australian Embassy in Jakarta and also taught several classes. I was a teaching assistant for the subject Politics in Australia, under the main lecturer/instructor, Dr. Chusnul Mar'iyah. I coordinated lesson plans, visits to the Australian Embassy in Jakarta and also taught several classes.