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About Me

God is good.

That's where I start because faith has been the foundation of everything I've done.

Nicholas Prawira

I entered university barely knowing how to communicate or earn people's trust. Over time, I learned by taking on challenges and stepping outside my comfort zone. By my final year, I became Vice President of the Student Executive Board (BEM) and led initiatives that reached 800+ participants.

I graduated with a 3.7 GPA in Information Systems with a focus on Big Data. My thesis explored AI and along the way I discovered my interest in building with technology.

That journey led me to Skystar Ventures. I worked with early-stage founders through startup programs and community initiatives. It gave me a closer look at how ideas become businesses and eventually the opportunity to build something of my own.

That became AlignJobs. I tested an idea on Threads and built the first version within days. In less than a month it grew to 5,800+ registered users and 120+ paying subscribers.

Nicholas Prawira speaking at his university graduation ceremony
graduation speech

I've also worked with tech brands like Noiz AI, Amora, and Aya as a UGC creator. Through these experiences I started seeing how everything connects. From building products and understanding users to learning how founders operate and how content reaches the right audience.

That's what got me interested in growth. I enjoy connecting product thinking with user behavior and distribution. I'm curious about what makes people discover a product, use it, and keep coming back.

I'm still learning and figuring things out. I enjoy stepping into unfamiliar challenges and finding ways to make things work.

Nicholas Prawira standing in a city street

If you work with me, you'll find someone who adapts quickly and isn't afraid to learn along the way. I may not know everything from day one, but I'll always bring curiosity and commitment to getting things done.

Through every opportunity and setback, God has been faithful. I trust Him with whatever comes next.