Software Engineer · Jakarta, Indonesia

Azis Abdul Bachar

Software engineer who thrives on tackling complex challenges and turning ideas into reliable, scalable solutions. Currently building software at FLIK.

• 200+merchants shipping through a platform I founded
• ~50kshipping orders a month on a service I founded
• 99%+of those orders routed through courier integrations I wrote
• 10+ yrsbuilding software, from web and Android to backend

Selected work

About

I like learning, solving problems and sharpening my craft. This is how I work:

• Product-focused. I work closely with product owners to turn business needs into clear technical solutions.
• Always improving the system. I address technical debt and lift existing systems with deliberate engineering initiatives.
• Clean, maintainable code. Scalable, well-structured code that follows best practices and conventions.
• Leading. I have led a small team of four: technical guidance, removing blockers, helping the team deliver.
• Whole lifecycle. Coding, code reviews, deployments, testing and performance tuning.
• Tools. Neovim for editing, and AI-assisted development to speed up work and sharpen decisions.

How I work with AI

Since late 2025 I have used AI coding assistants as part of my daily engineering work at FLIK. The assistant drafts; I decide, review and own what ships.

• Spec first. I write the design before the code: numbered-decision plans for large changes, and convention files that encode the architecture rules, so the assistant works inside constraints I set.
• Changes that explain themselves. Pull requests carry the problem, the solution and a test plan, so a reviewer sees the reasoning and not just the diff.
• Review and verification. I read and test what the assistant produces, my colleagues still review it, and I own the merge.
• Same discipline on my own projects. YourSpace and Bejo POS are built from written PRDs and a decision index, one feature at a time.

Neovim is still my editor.

Experience

1. Jul 2026 – present

   Software Engineer, own projects

   Independent projects

   • YourSpace: a booking platform for a single-provider practice, with a Go backend and a Next.js marketing site. Live at yourspace.co.id.
   • Bejo POS: a point-of-sale system for a single-outlet food business, with web ordering, a backoffice and an Android POS app in Jetpack Compose.

   • YourSpace: 375 bookings created since mid-July, across 3 parts and 56 migrations.
   • Bejo POS: 27 PRDs and 86 commits in four weeks, across a Go backend and an Android app.

   YourSpace →Bejo POS →
2. Aug 2023 – present
   South Jakarta

   Software Engineer

   FLIK

   • Turn business requirements and PRDs into technical specifications; lead design and development of scalable systems with cross-functional teams.
   • Designed and built a customizable reward/loyalty system from the ground up, using a rule engine to manage reward rules.
   • Built a shipping aggregator platform with clean architecture, integrating multiple third-party logistics providers.

   • 799 merged pull requests across 12 repositories, Sep 2023 to Oct 2026.
   • Founded FLIK Shipping from an empty repository: about 50,000 orders a month, with more than 99% routed through eight direct courier integrations I wrote.
   • Rebuilt the financial ledger, from a dual-write experiment on Blnk to an in-house ledger with a Finance back office: 74 pull requests.
   • Built the Reward service in 2023: over 210,000 reward transactions.

   FLIK overview →Shipping →Shipping product page ↗Courier integrations →Ledger →
3. Aug 2023 – Jun 2025

   Backend Engineer (part-time / freelance)

   Kitabisa.com

   • Continued backend work on the platform alongside other work.

   • 384 commits across 10 repositories in this period.

   Kitabisa work →
4. Mar 2022 – Jul 2023
   South Jakarta

   Senior Software Engineer, Backend

   Kitabisa.com

   • Turned PRDs into technical documentation, designed new systems, broke down tasks for the team and led backend discussions in sprint grooming.
   • Designed a notification service integrating multiple providers, with retries and logging for reliability.
   • Built an automatic donation system (daily, weekly or monthly schedules, including the 5 AM "sedekah subuh" slot) and scaled it through major user growth: processing 30k donations first took 2 hours; asynchronous processing with RabbitMQ handled 80k in 1.5 hours; early execution of steps plus batching with goroutines brought the run down to 1 hour.

   • 689 commits between Mar 2022 and Jul 2023.
5. Oct 2019 – Apr 2022
   South Jakarta

   Software Engineer, Backend

   Kitabisa.com

   • Developed Kitabisa Saling Jaga, a Sharia insurance platform where users contribute to a pool that helps others in times of need.
   • Built a centralized key-value configuration system with a dashboard, allowing real-time config changes without deployments.
   • Created a Slackbot for the operations team to update user data and status.

   • 713 commits between Oct 2019 and Feb 2022, almost all in Go services.
6. Mar 2019 – Oct 2019
   South Jakarta

   Software Engineer, Android

   Kitabisa.com

   • Developed the Kitabisa.com Android app in Kotlin, moving it off a previous React Native build.
   • Set up the CI/CD pipeline for the Android app on CircleCI.
7. Aug 2018 – Mar 2019
   Greater Jakarta

   Software Engineer, Android

   MatahariMall.com

   • Developed and maintained the MatahariMall.com and Hypermart Android apps.
8. Aug 2017 – Aug 2018
   Bandung

   Software Engineer

   Edulab Indonesia

   • Built an educational app (reading material, videos, exams) for Android and iOS, a web CMS for its content, and the backend behind it.
   • Extra role at Triplogic: added platform features, led frontend engineers on the mobile app and distributed tasks across the team.
9. Apr 2017 – Aug 2017
   Bandung

   Software Engineer (intern, alongside Refactory bootcamp)

   PT. Bixbox Teknologi Perkasa

   • Built a social media app for hikers in React Native and a CRM bot with NLP (Laravel, API.AI, now Dialogflow).
   • Refactored a React Native app into a native Android app in Java.
10. Apr 2016 – Dec 2016
    Bandung

    Software Engineer, Web

    Pragma Informatika

    • Developed a web-based task management system (manage, delegate, monitor tasks) and wrote its system documentation and user guide.

Technologies in the repositories I have worked in

Counted from dependency manifests, so this shows what the code uses, not a self-assessed skill level.

Contact

The best way to reach me is email.

• Email: azis.abdul.bachar@gmail.com
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/azisuazusa
• GitHub: github.com/azisuazusa