
Seventh-semester Law student at Universitas Hasanuddin (GPA 3.86), majoring in Civil Law, with skills in legal drafting, legal analysis, legal research, and legal opinion writing. Gained hands-on experience through internships at a notary office, a law firm, the Makassar State Administrative Court (PTUN), Bapas Class IA Makassar, and Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), covering demand letters, court hearing minutes, OSS RBA and GMS deed matters, correctional administration, and customer service. Analyzed six court decisions with legal opinions, led the Administration and Programs Department at LETS Institute, and won 1st Place in a Legal Debate Competition. Aspires to become a corporate legal officer and lawyer.
Entered business actor data into the OSS RBA (Online Single Submission – Risk-Based Approach) system to issue Business Identification Numbers (NIB) and assisted in generating tax billing codes for two client files at the tax office, prepared the KBLI 2025-compliant amendment of a CV (Commanditaire Vennootschap)’s business classification, translated two deeds into English, and studied the drafting of deeds recording General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS) resolutions.
Drafted court hearing minutes for four cases under the direction of the substitute court clerk, attended trial proceedings at the Makassar State Administrative Court, received judge-led briefings on objection remedies, evidentiary procedures, and the General Principles of Good Governance (AUPB), and analyzed six court decisions with legal opinions on each case, while coordinating with judges, clerks, and cross-division staff on daily administrative tasks with a high standard of accuracy and procedural compliance.
Maintained good tenant relations, ensured smooth rent collection, followed up on complaints, monitored compliance with house rules and mutual agreements, and assisted prospective tenants with room information, rental terms, and room selection.
Handled publication and documentation archiving for the community service program (KKN), coordinating with team members and the local community.
Leading a program to prevent child marriage at SMAN 4 Bantaeng for 45 student representatives from grades 10 to 12, and creating a module for further development of the community service (KKN) program in collaboration with team members and the local community.
Served as committee treasurer for the National Seminar, managing financial administration (division, event, and budget reports), opening the event bank account, handling incoming funds from registrations, sponsorships, and fundraising, and coordinating with the fundraising division, committee chair, and the department’s general treasurer.
Led the Administration and Program Department by initiating a Google Calendar system for inter-departmental coordination, managing quarterly meetings and the end-of-term Grand Assembly, running Administration Classes on the latest Correspondence SOP, and overseeing administration and program planning in coordination with committees and officers.
Reviewed arrears data and drafted five demand letters under a lawyer’s supervision, practiced drafting lawsuits and powers of attorney, studied civil and criminal procedure law, the juvenile justice system, and lawyer-client engagement, and attended hearings at the Makassar District Court and the Makassar and Gowa Religious Courts while assisting in delivering case files to the South Sulawesi Regional Police and the Gowa District Attorney’s Office.
Managed the department’s quarterly meetings, correspondence orientation, and secretariat classes, received and archived incoming and outgoing correspondence, coordinated committee secretary teams, and ensured complete and orderly administration through the preparation of the end-of-term Accountability Report (LPJ).
Served as committee secretary for the LETS Anniversary event, drafting 82 official letters (speaker invitations, rescheduling requests, media partnership requests, video greeting requests, and attendance invitations) and managing the archiving of all correspondence documents.
Processed personnel administration and incoming and outgoing correspondence, and interviewed correctional clients in coordination with community supervisors to support the preparation of community research reports (Litmas).
Assisted with direct customer service, including explaining banking products and preparing administrative documents.