About Me

Hi I am Randy Harsuko :wave:,
a Ph.D. student in Earth Science and Engineering (ErSE) program at KAUST. My research focus includes seismic processing, deep learning, and seismic inverse problems. I am keen on developing my skills on programming and deep learning tools such as Python, PyTorch, Tensorflow, etc. Feel free to contact me to discuss about collaboration or job opportunities!

Tech Stack

Python

Advanced

MATLAB

Intermediate

PyTorch

Advanced

TensorFlow

Intermediate

Other Skills

Microsoft Office

Advanced

Experience

Research Intern, Saudi Aramco

June 2024 — August 2024

Developed a Meta-Continual Learning framework for a seismic interpretation foundation model with the AI & Advanced Computing Team, EXPEC ARC.

Data Analyst, PT Sharing Vision Indonesia

February 2021 — July 2021

Created insights from a big data cluster of one of the country's biggest state-owned enterprises using statistics and data visualization techniques.

Junior Geophysicist, PT LAPI ITB

August 2020 — Februay 2021

Determined potential hydrocarbon reservoir region in Java Island, Indonesia using passive seismic waveform attributes and machine learning.

Intern, PT PetroChina International Jabung

July 2018 — August 2018

Identified potential reservoir region based on seismic multi-attribute analysis on newly added development wells in Sumatera, Indonesia.

Education

Ph.D. Student, Earth Science and Engineering, KAUST

2021 — present

Working on deep learning applied to seismic data processing and inverse problems under Seismic Wave Analysis Group (SWAG) and DeepWave consortium.

Master of Science in Geophysical Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

June 2019 — September 2020

Graduated with cumme laude, thesis on “Delineation of Shear Wave Velocity Structure Beneath Mataram City Using HVSR to Mitigate Earthquake Hazard”

Bachelor of Science in Geophysical Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

August 2015 — July 2019

Graduated with cumme laude, thesis on “Analysis of HVSR Curve to Estimate Earthquake Amplification and Seismic Vulnerability in Lombok Island, Indonesia”