Rizky Mirzaviandy Priambodo

I build systems that are useful before they are fashionable.

I care about software that survives real use: Linux tools, desktop utilities, browser automation, and products with clear operational value.

I work between engineering depth and product pragmatism. I like understanding low-level mechanics, but I also care whether a feature helps someone finish the job faster, more safely, or with less friction.

The languages I use most confidently are TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, and Kotlin. I use TypeScript across Nimbus and FreshTrack; Python across LuhutOS and ML workflows; Rust through TuxTuner and merged upstream work on bat, fd, and Boa; and Kotlin through the Masjid Display Android TV app.

I also spend time on machine learning workflows — experimentation, model evaluation, and applied product use cases — with Python tooling for data preparation, training, and iteration.

The through-line is not a specific framework. It is an evidence-first way of building software that earns trust: shipped upstream PRs, Linux tooling, and end-user applications.

BINUS University, Computer Science (expected 2028) — Finalist, HackVidia Arkavidia 10.0.