The Person Behind the Work
Undergraduate computer science student, 5G & IoT researcher, teaching assistant, and essayist based in Malang, Indonesia.
I'm Yoga Raditya Nala, an undergraduate computer science student interested in network protocols, cloud infrastructure, hardware telemetry, research, and long-form writing.
I enjoy understanding how systems truly function under the hood—whether that means tracing packets through an autonomous network, configuring 802.1X authentication, or turning a complex distributed architecture into a single, lucid essay. I believe good engineering values clarity over cleverness. Good writing shares the exact same principle.
Away from my keyboard, you will usually find me reading political history, carrying a fountain pen and a pocket notebook, or noticing small details that eventually find their way into another piece of prose.
Curated Domain Knowledge & Systems Toolkit
A comprehensive inventory of core competencies spanning enterprise network topologies, Linux runtime infrastructure, distributed protocols, and systems engineering.
Networks & Telecommunications
Routing architectures, 5G core & RAN, telemetry pipelines, and secure campus networking.
CORE PROFICIENCIESCloud & Systems
Containerization, Unix operating environments, hypervisors, and infrastructure as code.
CORE PROFICIENCIESSoftware & Systems Logic
Concurrent backend services, real-time message brokering, resilient APIs, and data stores.
CORE PROFICIENCIESꦮꦶꦠꦶꦁ ꦠꦽꦱ꧀ꦤ ꦗꦭꦫꦤ꧀ ꦱꦏ ꦏꦸꦭꦶꦤ
proverb. Love, profound affection, or deep devotion arises naturally from constant familiarity and daily habit.
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I have always held this phrase close because its truth extends far beyond romantic relationships. It is about everyday things. If you want to truly love something, it has to become your everyday part, not just network protocols, not just software architecture, but everything in life. You can never truly love what you were never used to. Devotion is rarely a sudden epiphany, it is born from the quiet intimacy of habit, presence, and daily repetition.
And if you feel not loving what you're doing, it's probably because you're not doing it often enough. Keep going, one more day, one more week, or even one more month. Keep trying.