BASED IN BEKASI, INDONESIA
MUHAMMAD SYARKAWI
Systems & Infrastructure Engineer
I work across server hardware, Linux, networks, applications, and code.
$ whoami: muhammad-syarkawi
$ focus: systems / infrastructure / troubleshooting
$ currently-learning: security / local-llm / automation
$ status: open-to-remote-work, open to work
My background started with computer hardware and networking, then gradually expanded into Linux, servers, software development, and infrastructure work.
Working in a small startup exposed me to many technical layers — from hardware maintenance and operating system deployment to virtual machines, databases, networks, web applications, and smart contract testing.
Most of what I know comes from hands-on experimentation: building things, breaking things, troubleshooting them, and understanding why they work.
A broad technical scope shaped by working in a small startup.
Web Developer is my official role. In a small startup, the day-to-day work has also reached into systems, hardware, networks, QA, and operational support.
A few problems I’ve worked through, from physical hardware to application logic.
A Dell PowerEdge R730 became completely unresponsive. Hardware isolation and physical inspection revealed damage around the motherboard power section. After replacing the motherboard and reassembling the existing components, the server returned to operation.
Hands-on experiments running roughly 7B–12B parameter models on limited local hardware. Explored llama.cpp, LM Studio, GGUF and Safetensors, quantization, local inference, Hugging Face Transformers, basic RAG, and experimental fine-tuning.
Investigated a token whose sell transactions kept reverting and appeared similar to a honeypot. Manual runtime testing isolated incorrect swapBack logic as the cause.
A personal trading automation project combining software development with AI-assisted analysis. Built as an experiment in automation, not a claim of financial performance.
A personal finance application built to track transactions and cash flow.
Personal learning projects using Arduino Uno and ESP32 with displays, sensors, and hardware/software integration.
What I use regularly, what supports my work, and what I’m still learning.
What I’m studying and testing outside day-to-day work.
Bachelor’s Degree / S1 Information Systems
Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan (TKJ)
The Linux Foundation
BuildWithAngga
BuildWithAngga
08 / CONTACT
I’m open to remote systems, infrastructure, and technical engineering opportunities — or just an interesting technical conversation.
Open to Remote Work