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An interactive way to connect Chinese characters, pronunciation, and workplace conversations.
I solve everyday technology problems, improve the way teams work, and turn what I learn into practical resources.

Focused onPractical IT solutions · Smoother team workflows · Knowledge across languages
Selected work
Responsive interfaces, application concepts, and resources designed to make technical ideas easier to use.
An interactive way to connect Chinese characters, pronunciation, and workplace conversations.
A closer look at routing, backend structure, and interface decisions within a Chinese PHP ecosystem.
A look at the screens and development process behind an iOS application.
A learning interface organized around courses, students, and straightforward navigation.
A responsive business page shaped by a lightweight visual system.
How I got here
My path from web development to IT operations taught me to look beyond the screen: understand the system, the workflow, and the person who depends on it.
My name is Julio Pramaitama. I have a background in IT. Most recently, I worked as an IT staff Mandarin speaker in the automotive industry, where I supported IT operations and product development. I have also completed freelance projects remotely over the past year. I have three years of web development experience and have worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Node.js, Express.js, Python, and databases. I have built projects using Vue.js and Flutter, and I am familiar with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Tailwind CSS, Bulma, Bootstrap, and Sass. I also use design tools such as Figma, Adobe XD, and Pixelmator Pro.
In addition, I spent six months working with Web3 and blockchain technology through my thesis and related projects. Alongside my technical skills, I have developed strong communication, leadership, and time management skills. I have studied Mandarin and can communicate with native Chinese speakers in both written and spoken settings. I am also confident in public speaking and presenting to clients, teams, and other audiences. At BINUS University, I brought students from Binusian 24 and 25 at the Alam Sutera and Kemanggisan campuses together to establish a table tennis community. I also won first place in a junior high school table tennis competition. I continue to develop my skills through courses, webinars, and workshops.
This is a brief overview of my personal and professional interests, highlighting the harmony between my work and personal life.
Learning by doing
Each role added a different way of solving problems: supporting people, reading data, and building software.
2025-Now

IT Development
Keeping devices, systems, and daily support moving in a multilingual automotive workplace.
I provide technical support and troubleshoot issues, maintain and monitor IT infrastructure, and assist with the installation, configuration, and upgrading of systems and software. I also support end users with their IT needs, escalate issues when necessary, and translate technical materials between Mandarin and Indonesian,
2024

Data Science
Turning location data into evidence for new branch planning.
I made the Gantt Chart, data science framework, and used configuration management software. The job desk is to determine the location of new branches for operational expansion, with the following process Data Cleaning & Preprocessing, Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA), Reverse Geocoding, Branch Location Analysis, Direction Analysis, Daily Analysis, Density and Distance Clustering, Testing, and finally Reporting,
2023–2024

Software Engineer
Shaping user requirements into interfaces, working applications, and validated releases.
I possess the ability to analyze user requirements, design solutions based on gathered requirements, and validate applications before deployment. Additionally, I am skilled in designing interfaces and offering UX design solutions, as well as developing or coding solutions based on application design,
Testimonial / 02
Good collaboration starts with listening, stays clear throughout the process, and ends with something useful.
The notebook
Ideas and lessons worth keeping—from technical frameworks to clearer everyday communication.
PHP × Chinese Developer Ecosystem
What happens when a colleague from China is unfamiliar with Laravel? Start from my own conversation, then compare ThinkPHP and Laravel through real code, database behaviour, and project decisions.
Read the articleAI × IT Operations
Turn a messy IT request into a clear draft, a human decision, and a useful team notification. Start with one small workflow you can understand, inspect, and improve.
Read the articleMandarin × Technology
This article covers computer science terms that I’m already familiar with, as well as new terms that I’m currently learning.
Read the articleCommunication × Growth
Change is hard, but unchangeable is harder. Having charisma is not just for men, how to have charisma is important for all.
Read the articleAlways learning
A closer look at the courses and credentials behind my work, from development to languages.
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