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Commercial Data Platform2020 – 2023Software Engineer & R&D Core Team
Kompas Data
A commercial data platform delivering Kompas's data products to business users.
ReactNext.jsNode.jsExpress.jsMySQLDocker
Open Live Site About This Project
Kompas Data is the commercial data platform within Kompas Gramedia. As part of the R&D core team, I helped build and maintain it fullstack, serving a distinct user base and traffic profile compared with the group's editorial products.
The Problem
Much of Kompas's stack still relied on backend HTML/CSS/JS rendering, which limited scalability and slowed development. A modern, data-oriented product required a different architecture and toolset.
How We Solved It
As a member of the R&D core team, I proposed and pushed adoption of a microservices approach and a modern stack — React, Vue, Next.js, Nuxt.js, Express.js, and Python/Django — replacing backend rendering and improving scalability and development speed.
Features
Key Capabilities
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Data Product Delivery
Packaged and delivered commercial data products to business users.
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Modern Stack Migration
Moved from backend HTML rendering to a modern SPA/API architecture.
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Stakeholder Collaboration
Translated business requirements into technical solutions.
Technical
Under the Hood
Frontend
React.js and Next.js for a fast, modern data-facing interface.
Backend
Node.js and Express.js services over MySQL.
Infrastructure
Docker-based containerization with CI/CD.
Results
Impact & Outcomes
Delivered a modern commercial data platform for business users
Contributed to the R&D shift from backend rendering to a microservices stack
Improved scalability and development speed across the division
What I Learned
Championing a modern stack from within R&D taught me that technical advocacy is a skill — the migration succeeded because it was framed around business speed, not just cleaner code.
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