Mochamad Iqbal 🖥 Dwi Cahyo🇮🇩
Full Stack Developer at BotMD.io
About Mochamad Iqbal Dwi Cahyo
Full Stack Developer at BotMD.io
Hello, I'm Mochamad Iqbal, a seasoned IT professional with over 10 years of experience in the industry, including 7 years specializing in Android development. My career journey has taken me from software houses and startups to unicorn companies, where I've successfully launched a diverse range of products, spanning e-commerce, e-courses, Android SDKs, digital staffing platforms, ride-hailing solutions, and messaging applications, among others.
I take pride in my role as a mentor for Android development teams in my current organization, where I'm passionate about enhancing productivity and refining the development process. My approach is deeply aligned with company and product roadmaps, and I bring an idealistic and unwavering commitment to product quality. I take ownership of every project I undertake, striving to automate tasks and challenge conventional methods. I relish the opportunity to start from scratch and minimize code refactoring, all while maintaining a crash-free user experience at an impressive 90%.
I'm confident that I can assist you with a wide range of topics, including programming fundamentals, how-to guides, technical writing, consulting on development strategies, career preparation, learning Kotlin, and implementing Android best practices. Furthermore, my experience in leading and managing teams ensures that I can provide valuable insights into team dynamics and project management.
Feel free to reach out, and I look forward to helping you achieve your goals.
Expertise
Sessions with Mochamad Iqbal Dwi Cahyo
- Mentorship Session (30 min): Mentorship session
What mentees say
“Iqbal has good experience in the software industry. He gave me some advice to have a sense of ownership of the company. We need to have a good impact on the whole process. Not just code, but we need to provide solutions, support other teams, contribute to the business process as well.. even if they don't ask us, but we need to be more active.”