I'm Farista Latuconsina — a backend engineer who gravitates toward the hard problems: systems that don't scale, queries that shouldn't be that slow, architectures that make the next feature unnecessarily painful to build.
Eight years of that instinct has taken me from building nationwide GIS platforms for Indonesian government agencies and consulting for the World Bank, to designing data infrastructure at a German cybersecurity company. At Autobahn Security I've introduced a unified API gateway, a consistent-hashing sharding mechanism, and a multi-tenant RLS system that enforces tenant isolation transparently at the database layer — the kind of foundational work that every service depends on.
Outside of work, I'm equally obsessed with the developer side: I run Neovim full-time on a split keyboard, use Vimium in the browser, build my own Lua plugins, and lean heavily on AI tools to augment and accelerate my engineering workflow. If a tool is in my stack, it's been optimised.