Hendi Hermawan, S.T., M.T.I., is a lecturer in the Informatics Engineering Study Program at Universitas Pembangunan Jaya (UPJ). He obtained his Master's degree in Information Technology from Universitas Indonesia. Driven by a passion to develop his skills and contribute to the organization, he is committed to working hard and delivering the best to the institution.

His research interests include the development of Android-based applications, electronic device control systems using microcontrollers, and technological innovations in the field of informatics. Some of his past research projects include developing Android-based applications for reinforced concrete analysis and design, an online study program selection system, and a reverse vending machine for exchanging used bottled water containers. Additionally, he has authored numerous scientific publications in national and international journals and proceedings, covering topics such as network monitoring applications, WiFi authentication integration, data packet analysis, WAP-based delivery tracking systems, and SMS-based traffic information analysis. These works demonstrate a strong dedication to developing technological solutions for practical problems and advancing information technology in Indonesia.

Prio Handoko, S. Kom., M.T.I. completed his Master's degree in Information Technology at Universitas Indonesia. He possesses strong competencies in developing various intelligent computing algorithms, particularly in the development of hardware and software based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) such as home automation, control systems, smart home appliances, and other intelligent systems. Since 2015, He has focused on AI technology development and actively worked on several AI-based projects, including translating intelligent systems into the Indonesian language.

His research interests include smart system development, algorithm expertise, IT governance, Arduino programming, and computer networks. He has produced numerous scientific publications, including works on monolithic electronic device control systems based on Arduino Uno R3, development of control systems with Android-based interfaces, reverse vending machines for exchanging plastic bottles, as well as Arduino applications in human-robot modules and IoT-based smoke detection systems for office buildings. These contributions demonstrate his dedication to integrating intelligent technology with practical needs in the field of informatics.

Safitri Jaya, S.Kom, M.T.I. holds a Master's degree in Information Technology from Universitas Indonesia. Currently, Safitri serves as a Lecturer in the Informatics Study Program, Faculty of Technology and Design, and also as the Head of the Teaching and Learning Division at Universitas Pembangunan Jaya, South Tangerang. With a strong academic and managerial background, Safitri actively contributes to curriculum development and improving the quality of learning processes at the university.

Safitri has an extensive track record of scientific publications covering various topics such as machine learning prediction of student interest in the MBKM program, performance monitoring mechanisms of study programs through management dashboards, and the use of chatbots to support interactive communication during the Covid-19 pandemic. Other works include the application of ANFIS techniques for rainfall prediction, talent- and interest-based study program selection systems, and the implementation of IT governance based on the COBIT framework. Through research and contributions, Safitri is dedicated to advancing education and information technology in Indonesia.

Dr. Ida Nurhaida, M.T., is a dedicated educator at Universitas Pembangunan Jaya. Her academic journey started with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Hasanuddin University in 1993. Her thirst for knowledge led her to pursue a Master's degree in the same field from the prestigious University of Indonesia in 2010. Driven by a desire to push the boundaries of her expertise, she embarked on a doctoral program in Computer Science, also at UI, and successfully earned her Ph.D. in 2016. During her Ph.D. research, Ida Nurhaida had the opportunity to visit the University of Reading, UK, where she engaged in academic discourse, conducted comprehensive research, and collaborated with experts in the field of Computer Vision Research Group (CVRG) to deepen her understanding of Batik Motif and its cultural significance from a computer vision perspective.

Beyond her role as an educator, Dr. Ida Nurhaida is a passionate researcher, specializing in areas such as computer vision, image processing, data science, and network computing. Her research endeavors strive to unravel the intricacies of these domains, seeking practical applications that positively impact academia and industry. She engaged in research collaborations with esteemed institutions worldwide, from public and private universities in Indonesia (UI, UNAIR, Poltekkes, Universitas Bakrie) to renowned institutions in the UK (University of Reading, University of Coventry, University College London) and Malaysia (Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, University of Technology Malaysia). The collaborative ventures span multinational companies such as Ernst & Young, JATIS, and Hyundai Mobil Indonesia, facilitating student internships and educational partnerships.

Ida Nurhaida and the team successfully obtained grants from Erasmus+ to establish a Cybersecurity Consortium comprising universities from both Europe and Asia, encompassing Spain, Croatia, Cyprus, Indonesia, India, and Nepal. This collaborative initiative aimed to advance cybersecurity education and research, fostering international cooperation and knowledge exchange among diverse cultural and academic backgrounds. On the other hand, she received grants from the British Council for a collaborative project focusing on gender equality in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Partnering with Cardiff Metropolitan University and Binus University, this initiative aimed to address and promote gender inclusivity within STEM fields through research, educational programs, and awareness campaigns.

Riny Nurhajati, S.T., M.T.I. is an IT consultant, practitioner, and lecturer with over 20 years of experience in information technology. Expertise includes providing consulting services in IT Development and Design, IT Process Improvement, IT Service Management, IT Governance, Enterprise Architecture, and Business Process Management. In IT development, Riny has experience as a System Analyst, Quality Control specialist, implementing SDLC and methodologies, and IT Project Management across various industries such as IT consulting firms, government, manufacturing, insurance, and multifinance.

Riny’s research interests cover IT Software Development, Scrum Master and Agile Methodology, IT Project Management, IT Service Management, IT Governance, IT Software Quality Assurance, IT Infrastructure Library, Enterprise Architecture, and CMMI Virtual Assistance. A notable publication includes Analysis, Planning, and Monitoring of Development Outsourcing Processes based on CMMI, with a case study in a leasing company. Holding a Master’s degree in Information Technology from Universitas Indonesia, Riny is committed to integrating best IT practices into teaching and consulting.

Dr. Mohammad Nasucha is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Informatics at Universitas Pembangunan Jaya (UPJ). He earned his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, majoring in Electronics and Telecommunications, from Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia. He then pursued a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering at Universität Kassel, Germany, followed by a Doctoral degree in Computation in Remote Sensing from Chiba University, Japan.

Dr. Nasucha's research interests lie in the development of algorithms and software solutions to address complex problems in image processing, computer vision, and embedded systems. He has authored several scientific articles published in reputable journals with Q1, Q2, and Q3 rankings, contributing significantly to his field. His expertise encompasses programming languages such as C++, Matlab, and Python, which he utilizes to create innovative solutions in his research endeavors.