Domu Fidelis
Mathematics Undergraduate at
Institut Teknologi Bandung
Mathematics Undergraduate at
Institut Teknologi Bandung
Applied by day, Pure by night! I am a mathematics student, which generally means I'm fascinated by ideas and discovery, whether tangible or abstract!
My life workflow is simple: learn, create, and share! Learning fuels creation, and creation only finds its purpose when shared with others. I hope to contribute work that helps people think more deeply and pushes the boundaries of what we know whether through research, education, writing, or collaboration.
I value honesty, fairness, open-mindedness, and the courage to remain authentic, even when it means taking a less conventional path. The environment I grew up in taught me to appreciate a lot of different perspectives which reinforced my belief that progress comes from diversity. Furthermore, I see my optimistic idealism as a strength that keeps me focused on meaningful questions.
If you only have a minute, you can check out my Resume! If you have a few more, check out my Stories!
Domu Fidelis
Prefered Nickname: Domu
Bandung,
8th of September 2006
Mathematics Undergraduate at
Institut Teknologi Bandung
GPA: 3.96
Love of Learning, Creativity, Curiosity, Honesty, Fairness
VIA Character Strengths (08/2025)
Yellow: driven by enjoyment and living fully in the moment.
Color Code Personality (10/2025)
Mathematical Logic (89%), Linguistics (75%)
Multiple Intelligence (09/2025)
Probably every major decision I've made in my life has been motivated by a love of learning. I base everything I do on wanting to explore. It led me to mathematics, a field that rewards curiosity, creativity, and rigorous thinking.Mathematics lured me because it distills creative problem solving to its essence: structure, logic, and abstraction itself. My interests extend toward machine learning and artificial intelligence, where I hope to contribute new mathematical frameworks that expand human knowledge.
Shown left is me after being awarded Mahasiswa Berprestasi TPB FMIPA 24 for the highest raw grade during the first year in the entire faculty. My 4.0 went above and beyond!
While I've spent most of my time learning for the sake of it, recently I've been dabbling in competitions and I wish I would've done so sooner! While the skillset required is sort of distinct from academic math, these experience definitely grew my research-adjacent skills: grit, teamwork, and self-regulation.
Shown right was my first ever olympiad, ONMIPA-PT 2026, where I was one place short from a Bronze medal, ach!
"Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile."
That's my favorite Einstein quote, which isn't directly scientific, but says something about academics. I believe knowledge reaches its fullest value when it is passed on. As someone in a quite abstract field, I hope to contribute to this world through research, education, and building understanding through community engagement.
Shown left is me after receiving the TELADAN Scholarship and Leadership Program, awarded to high-potential role models!
I enjoy working with people who are great and passionate about what they do. I like collaborating, and it has taught me more about valuing diverse perspectives, and a willingness to learn from others. I want my work to be interesting, beneficial, and meaningful to others.
Shown right is one of my contributions: staffing in ITB Mathematics Olympiad 2026. At first, I volunteered just to curate problems, but along the way I tackled not only mathematics, but also the unpredictability of contestants!