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UBSI graduate secures policy analyst role at Tegal Regency Government

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Ayu Amarcia Ananda, an Information Systems graduate from UBSI Tegal, has been appointed as a First Class Policy Analyst in the Tegal Regency Government's procurement division.
  • Her background in Information Systems equips her for roles involving information management, administration, and technology utilization within the government sector.
  • Ayu emphasizes the importance of developing practical skills and experiences beyond academics during university to prepare for the professional world.

Ayu Amarcia Ananda, a 2021 graduate of Information Systems from Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika (UBSI) Tegal Campus, has secured a position as a First Class Policy Analyst within the Tegal Regency Government. She is now part of the Procurement Section of the Regional Secretariat.

Her journey into the professional world highlights the adaptability of UBSI alumni. Ayu's education in Information Systems provides a strong foundation for her current role, which involves information management, administration, data handling, and the application of technology. Working in a government setting requires continuous adaptation to evolving systems and job demands.

Ayu credits her university experience for more than just academic knowledge. She states that her time at UBSI helped her develop systematic approaches to problem-solving and task completion. "During my studies at UBSI, I gained knowledge and experience that were quite helpful when entering the workforce. I learned not only about Information Systems but also how to complete tasks, collaborate, communicate, and adapt to the environment," Ayu said.

In her role as a Policy Analyst, Ayu finds her skills in information processing and technological understanding to be highly relevant. These abilities are crucial for a job that demands meticulousness and a thorough understanding of various information sources before taking action. She advises current students to leverage their university years for gaining practical experience and developing diverse skills, rather than solely focusing on grades.

"Students should make the most of their college time to gain experience and skills. Don't just chase grades, but also learn to communicate, cooperate, master technology, and dare to try new things. In my opinion, such abilities will be very useful once you start working," she added. Ayu's career path demonstrates that Information Systems graduates can find opportunities in various sectors, including government, by applying their technological and information management expertise.

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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.