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UBSI graduate Heri Heryadi builds technology career at PLN ICON Plus

From Republika · () Indonesian

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  • Heri Heryadi, who graduated from UBSI’s Fatmawati campus in 2016, has developed a career at PT Indonesia Comnets Plus, part of PLN Group.
  • He said his university training in computer technology provided a foundation for entering the professional world.
  • Heryadi emphasized continued learning, communication, teamwork, problem-solving and adaptability as technology changes.

For Heri Heryadi, a computer engineering degree from Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika’s Fatmawati campus became the starting point for a career in Indonesia’s digital and technology sector.

Heryadi graduated in 2016 from a program now known as Informatics. He now works at PT Indonesia Comnets Plus, a company within PLN Group. His career is presented as an example of how university training in computers, systems and networks can be applied in a professional environment shaped by digital transformation.

Technology graduates, the article says, need more than technical knowledge. They must keep learning and adapt as industry requirements change. Communication, teamwork and problem-solving also help them manage workplace demands that may differ from their classroom experience.

“During my studies, I gained a foundation of knowledge that helped me when I entered the workforce,” Heryadi said. “In my opinion, the most important thing after graduation is to remain willing to learn, develop your abilities and follow technological developments because the technology world continues to change.”

UBSI, which describes itself as a Creative Digital Campus, says it encourages students to build both academic and supporting skills to prepare for professional work. Heryadi’s experience is offered as an illustration of how higher education can provide a foundation for career development in line with a graduate’s competencies.

During my studies, I gained a foundation of knowledge that helped me when I entered the workforce. In my opinion, the most important thing after graduation is to remain willing to learn, develop your abilities and follow technological developments because the technology world continues to change.

· Heri HeryadiHeryadi described the university skills and continuing education he considers important in his technology career.
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