Muhammad Fahri Muharam

Student

I am an enthusiastic and driven Electrical Engineering undergraduate student with a strong passion for power systems, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing), and the mining industry. With hands-on experience in electrical engineering laboratories, I enjoy tackling challenges, learning new technologies, and applying innovative solutions to real-world problems. Beyond academics, I am deeply engaged in social impact initiatives, serving as the Co-Founder of Hands.for.Hands, a community dedicated to spreading kindness and support. My leadership and organizational skills have been shaped through involvement in both national and international organizations, allowing me to work collaboratively across diverse teams. I am eager to explore opportunities in power engineering, MEP, and mining where I can contribute my skills while continuing to grow professionally.

I am an enthusiastic and driven Electrical Engineering undergraduate student with a strong passion for power systems, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing), and the mining industry. With hands-on experience in electrical engineering laboratories, I enjoy tackling challenges, learning new technologies, and applying innovative solutions to real-world problems.

Grateful and honored to have been a presenter at the 6th International Conference on Green Technology and Design (ICGTD) held by Institut Teknologi Nasional Bandung. 🌍✨ My presentation on "Reflection of Applied Artificial Intelligence in Green Technology for Sustainable Development Goals" aimed to explore how AI can be harnessed to make impactful contributions towards sustainability and agricultural innovation.

Attending TEDx Telkom was a turning point for me. I joined a talk show centered on self-identity — a topic that felt incredibly personal, yet one I had often overlooked while chasing deadlines and living up to others' expectations. The speaker didn’t just share their life story, but also challenged us, the audience, to reflect deeply: Who are we beyond the labels, achievements, and roles we carry? That moment made me realize how much time I had spent trying to be who others wanted me to be, instead of listening to my own voice. The talk opened a door for me to embrace my uncertainties, acknowledge my imperfections, and start building a more honest relationship with myself. TEDx Telkom was more than just an event — it was a personal awakening. I walked away with a clearer understanding that being true to yourself isn’t a weakness; it’s a form of strength.