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Moviq Indonesia UTC+7 · WIB

Hi, I’m Moga — Full-Stack & AI Systems Engineer and founder of Moviq

I build production-gradeAI products, computer vision, IoT systems, web platforms, data pipelines, cloud infrastructureend to end, edge to cloud.

Moviq is my independent engineering studio. You work directly with the engineer who designs, builds, and deploys your system — no hand-offs, no black boxes.

Highlights and recognition

  • Production computer vision at Pertamina Patra Niaga
  • Best Project — FILKOM UB Technology Exhibition 2025
  • National Finalist — HackFest Universitas Ciputra 2025
  • 94.2% detection accuracy on edge-camera parking
  • Booking platform live with real customers
  • Certified in AWS Data Engineering & Azure AI Fundamentals

Featured work

Proof, not promises

Real systems in the real world — in production, in customers’ hands, and in front of judges. Each links to a full engineering case study.

All projects
  • 01
    Computer VisionShipped

    PPE Monitor

    Jul 2025 – Sep 2025

    Production Deployment at Pertamina Patra Niaga

    Pertamina PPE Compliance Monitoring

    Production-deployed computer vision system for industrial safety at Pertamina facilities — full lifecycle from dataset curation to real-time dashboard.

    • Python
    • YOLOv11
    • Next.js
    • Node.js
    • +2 more
    Read the case study
  • 02
    AI + IoTCompleted

    94.2%

    Detection Accuracy

    Best Project Award — FILKOM UB Technology Exhibition 2025

    Neopark Smart Parking System

    AI-powered smart parking system using computer vision to detect vehicle presence in real-time, with edge computing and a live monitoring dashboard.

    • Python
    • YOLOv11
    • ESP32-CAM
    • Next.js
    • +3 more
    Read the case study
  • 03
    Full-StackShipped

    Hearth & Hair

    Jan 2026 – Mar 2026

    Live Product

    Hearth & Hair Booking Platform

    End-to-end service business web platform with automated booking, real-time calendar integration, and transactional email workflows. Shipped with real users.

    • Next.js
    • React
    • TypeScript
    • Node.js
    • +2 more
    Read the case study

About

About me

Portrait of Moga Taufiq Bagidya

Moga Taufiq Bagidya

Full-Stack & AI Systems Engineer · Moviq

Indonesia · UTC+7 · WIB

With a deep passion for AI systems and modern web engineering, I focus on bridging the gap between intelligent algorithms and real-world applications. I've shipped production computer vision systems, designed IoT backends, and built full-stack platforms — always driven by impact. From edge computing to cloud infrastructure, I build things that actually work. Let's create something extraordinary together.

The journey so far

  1. Jan – May 2025

    Best Project Award, FILKOM UB Technology Exhibition

    Neopark: real-time parking occupancy from low-cost edge cameras — 94.2% detection accuracy and the most-visited booth.

  2. Mar – Apr 2025

    National finalist, HackFest Universitas Ciputra

    AIRIS: edge-captured health screening with a containerised AI pipeline, built with a five-person team.

  3. Jul – Sep 2025

    AI Engineer intern, Telkom Indonesia

    Took a YOLOv11 PPE-compliance system from dataset to production on Pertamina Patra Niaga’s CCTV network.

  4. Sep 2025 – Jan 2026

    S1 thesis, Universitas Brawijaya

    Coordinate Attention in the YOLOv11 neck for small-object PPE detection. Final GPA 3.58 / 4.00.

  5. Jan – Mar 2026

    Shipped Hearth & Hair

    A booking platform with live availability and idempotent email workflows — in daily use by real customers.

  6. Jun 2026

    Moved this site onto AWS

    S3, CloudFront, Route 53, and a serverless visitor counter, deployed automatically by GitHub Actions.

  7. Now

    Moviq

    Partnering with teams on AI, IoT, and web systems that have to hold up in production.

Services

Work with me

One engineer from the first sketch to production — for teams that need an AI, IoT, or web system built properly and handed over cleanly.

Available for collaboration
  • Pilot in 4–8 weeks

    AI & computer vision

    Cameras that understand what they see.

    Detection models trained on your own footage, wired into the cameras you already have, and shipped with the dashboard your team will actually use.

    • Dataset curation and annotation
    • Custom YOLO model, evaluated on your scenes
    • CCTV / NVR or edge-camera integration
    • Real-time alerts and a monitoring dashboard
  • MVP in 3–8 weeks

    Web platforms & products

    From idea to paying users.

    Booking systems, dashboards, internal tools, and marketing sites — fast, accessible, and built to be maintained long after launch.

    • Scoping and user flows
    • Next.js front end with an admin panel
    • APIs, auth, payments, and email workflows
    • Deployment, monitoring, and handover docs
  • Prototype in 3–6 weeks

    IoT & edge systems

    Devices connected to decisions.

    Edge devices, telemetry pipelines, and the cloud side that turns raw readings and frames into something people can act on.

    • Device and sensor selection
    • Edge capture on ESP32 and camera modules
    • Ingestion pipeline and storage
    • Live dashboards and alerting
  • Usually 1–4 weeks

    Cloud, automation & data

    Infrastructure that runs itself.

    Cloud setup, CI/CD, data pipelines, and workflow automation that remove manual work and stay cheap to run.

    • AWS architecture and cost review
    • CI/CD with least-privilege access
    • ETL pipelines and scheduled jobs
    • Automated reports and dashboards

How we can work together

  • Fixed-scope project

    A defined outcome, a fixed quote, and milestone demos along the way.

    Best for · MVPs, pilots, and proofs of concept

  • Monthly retainer

    A reserved block of time each month for new features, maintenance, and support.

    Best for · Teams that need a technical partner on call

  • Consulting session

    A focused session to review an architecture, test whether an AI or IoT idea is feasible, or plan a roadmap.

    Best for · Deciding before you commit budget

How a project runs

  1. Discover

    A call about the problem, the constraints, and what success looks like — with honest next steps, even if that means not building it.

  2. Prove

    The riskiest assumption is tested first: a prototype on your real data, cameras, or users.

  3. Build

    Short iterations with working demos along the way — your code, in your repository.

  4. Ship & support

    Deployment, monitoring, documentation, and a handover your team can run with.

Not sure which of these fits?

Describe the problem instead. You’ll get an honest answer — including when I’m not the right person for it.

Selected works

Selected works

More systems I’ve designed and shipped. Swipe through the deck.

Cloud / DevOpsShipped

Cloud Resume Challenge — AWS

This portfolio ran end-to-end on AWS: static export on S3, served via CloudFront with a custom domain on Route 53, and a serverless visitor counter on Lambda + API Gateway + DynamoDB — fully automated with a GitHub Actions deploy pipeline. The site has since moved to Vercel.

  • AWS S3
  • CloudFront
  • Route 53
  • AWS Lambda
  • DynamoDB
  • +3 more

Project 1 of 4: Cloud Resume Challenge — AWS

Writing

Notes from the build log

War stories, guides, and patterns from shipping real systems — the parts that don’t fit in a case study.

  1. Best Practice

    Exactly once, from the customer's point of view

    Double bookings and duplicate confirmation emails are the same bug in two costumes. Patterns from building a booking platform for a real service business.

  2. Guide

    A static site on S3 and CloudFront, without the footguns

    The decisions behind this site's original AWS setup — a private bucket, directory URLs at the edge, split cache headers, an atomic visitor counter — and why IAM took the most time.

  3. War Story

    Production computer vision is mostly plumbing

    Two deployments — PPE compliance on an industrial CCTV network and camera-based parking occupancy — and why the detector was the easy part.