I’m Wahyu. I work across policy, systems, and education—with a background that blends building things, researching people, and figuring out how to make systems run better.

Right now, I’m finishing a Master of Public Policy at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. Before grad school, I co-founded and led an education company in Indonesia for seven years, reaching over 30,000 learners and building programs focused on human capital and learning systems. I’ve also worked on policy research, supported projects involving national labor data, and contributed to AI evaluation work—particularly around language, ethics, and cultural representation.

My path hasn’t been linear, but it’s always been intentional. I’m drawn to work that connects ideas with execution—whether it’s building out an education program, analyzing a complex dataset, or evaluating the subtle ways technology reflects social values.

In the past, I helped organize community learning activities in my hometown, including free classes and a small street library. These days, I spend my free time outdoors—trekking, cycling, and wandering through nature or cities as a way to recharge from school and work.

This website is where I share my projects, ideas, and questions. Thanks for visiting—I hope you find something here that resonates.

Always open to projects, research, or collaborations that explore how people, systems, and design come together.